Two women in Dorset duped into paying high charges by roofer
A Weymouth roofer has been prosecuted for charging for unnecessary work and work he didn’t do at the homes of two women, one aged 94, the other 67.
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Lateral flow tests needed for community hospital visiting
A number of local hospitals and healthcare settings now require visitors to take a lateral flow test and to prove a negative result.
Melcombe Regis community invited to flood awareness drop-in
A flood awareness drop-in event for residents of Melcombe Regis to discuss flooding issues is to be held on Tuesday 25 January 2022.
Temporary closure of three Dorset MIUs due to staffing difficulties
Staffing difficulties, made more challenging by Covid-19 related absences, have resulted in the planned temporary closure of three Dorset MIUs.
Bar ordered to temporarily close for 28 days in Weymouth
A temporary closure order has been issued on a bar in Weymouth after allegations of criminality and safety issues for customers.
Christchurch-based clinic becomes wellbeing partner at Weymouth FC
In a new partnership, Bridge Health & Wellbeing based in Christchurch is providing specialist services to players at Weymouth Football Club.
Day of action for climate justice to be held on Saturday 6 November
The Global Day of Action for Climate Justice is to be held on 6 November as world leaders and experts meet in Glasgow at the global climate talks.
Weymouth man jailed for non-recent sexual offences
A Weymouth man has been jailed for more than 20 years for a series of sexual offences dating back around 30 years.
Over 650 people attend Portland march against incineration
An ongoing campaign to Stop Portland Waste Incinerator was supported by over 650 people of all ages on Saturday 16 October when an organised march took place.
Dorset Harbours Strategy needs your views by 5 December
Dorset Council needs views from members of the public to guide the development of Bridport, Lyme Regis and Weymouth harbours over the next 10 years.