Brewing up a storm at Brewhouse & Kitchen
Learning more about craft beer and the brewing process, Mayor of Dorchester, Councillor Susie Hosford, has celebrated Dorchester’s beer rival.
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Church bells ringing over Dorchester welcome new citizens
Bellringers from Dorchester and neighbouring towns and villages rang the bells of St Peter’s Church at 4.30pm on 11 January to mark the latest citizenship ceremony held at County Hall.
Dorset Youth Homeless Project marks 8th anniversary with urgent appeal for volunteers
Dorset Nightstop, who provide emergency accommodation to young people, is marking their eighth anniversary with an urgent appeal for volunteers to open up their homes.
Dorset County Show will celebrate the best of rural life this weekend at Dorchester Showground
Celebrating the best of rural life and attracting more than 60,000 people each year, the Dorset County Show, which began in 1840, will take place this weekend from Saturday 2 September to Sunday 3 September at the Dorchester Showground.
New Tutankhamun shabti figures can be seen in Dorchester for the first time to commemorate 30 year milestone
To commemorate the 30th anniversary of The Tutankhamun Exhibition in Dorchester, two specially commissioned replicas of the shabti figures of Tutankhamun are on show for the first time.
Livestock commentator and agricultural consultant is new secretary of Dorset County Show
Dorchester Agricultural Society announced livestock commentator and agricultural consultant Will Hyde as the Dorset County Show secretary.
Priceless Roman sarcophagus damaged beyond repair in Dorchester
A priceless and irreplaceable 1,600-year-old Roman sarcophagus has been vandalised in Poundbury, Dorchester.
Shake up in the dinosaur world as new theory suggests they could have originated in Britain and their classifications may be wrong
A radical new theory suggests the first dinosaurs may have originated in the northern hemisphere, possibly Britain, rather than in the southern hemisphere as previously thought and their grouping, accepted for 130 years, could be wrong.