Political change across Dorset as election results announced
The UK General Election is over and Sir Keir Starmer’s Labour party has won a landslide majority. Who was elected in Dorset and BCP?
The UK General Election is over and Sir Keir Starmer’s Labour party has won a landslide majority. Who was elected in Dorset and BCP?
Polling stations across the country are now open for residents to cast their votes in the General Election.
Queen Elizabeth’s School in Wimborne hosted a hustings on Monday evening giving the five candidates a chance to answer questions.
Demonstrators will march through Dorchester town centre on Saturday 13 July demanding changes to hunting laws.
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council is reminding residents that time to apply for free voter ID ahead of the election is running out.
The General Election takes place on 4 July and the candidates standing in the constituencies in Dorset have been revealed.
280 homes are to be built on Ham Farm near Gillingham after Dorset Council granted planning permission to the development.
The Chamber hopes that whichever party is elected, they will bring clarity to the future direction of the country and the economy.
Following the local elections which saw the Liberal Democrats taking control, Dorset Council has a new Cabinet.
Residents in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole have the opportunity to have their say on the council’s first library strategy.