Dorset & Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Authority approves budget and considers gender pay gap
At their meeting on 9 February 2018, Dorset & Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Authority approved a budget of £54.526 million for the year 2018-19.
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Dorset youngsters head for parliament following MYP elections
Four Dorset youngsters are taking their first steps on the political ladder after being elected to represent Dorset on the UK Youth Parliament.
Lottery Fund success for Upton Country Park
Borough of Poole council have successfully bid for National Lottery funding to develop proposals to restore and enhance Upton Country Park.
Council submit planning application to improve Baiter facilities
Café plan for Baiter Park included in Borough of Poole Council’s planning application to improve the facilities at Baiter Park
A loss to Verwood and Dorset
Mags4dorset have today heard of the sad passing of former county and district councillor (Amelia) Ruth Bussey on Boxing Day.
Death of respected former councillor and previous mayor, Queenie Comfort
Mrs Queenie Comfort, a former councillor and Mayor of Ferndown and of Pringles Drive, Ferndown passed away in December.
U-turns favour Future Dorset merger plan, but Christchurch says “no” to joining with Bournemouth and Poole
Dorset is a step nearer to reducing its nine councils to two in a major cost-saving reorganisation.
Dorset’s Christmas future will include microchips in the cuffs of your sleeves and Star Trek-inspired spectacles
As Superfast Broadband coverage in Dorset nears 96 per cent, Dorset County Council head of ICT & customer services, Richard Pascoe, takes a light-hearted festive look at the county’s technological past, present and future.
Christchurch residents say no
Christchurch residents have voted not to support joining a unitary authority with Bournemouth and Poole in the local poll.
Two councils U-turn on merger plan in Dorset whilst Christchurch waits for poll results
In a double U-turn this week, councillors of Purbeck District Council and East Dorset District Council, two of three authorities, which were opposed to council reorganisation in the county, have voted to withdraw their opposition.