New website to help you to remain independent
Organisations in Dorset have come together to produce a new website to give people support to lead safe and independent lives.
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Advice offered as Dorset prepares to welcome children back to school
After a Covid-19 enforced break of nearly six months, pupils will be returning to schools in Dorset in September.
Dorset Council removes centre lines in road
With the return of schools in September, Dorset Council is keen to encourage pupils to cycle to Lytchett Minster School if they are travelling from Upton.
Gold and silver warning from Dorset Trading Standards
Be wary – be very wary – if you’re tempted to buy gold and silver on the Internet say Dorset Trading Standards.
Dorset Council issues advice for A-level students
With students receiving their A-level results today, Dorset Council is issuing guidance for those who are unsure of their next step.
Help available for those with rent or mortgage worries
If you are struggling to pay your mortgage or rent, don’t delay in seeking help as possession hearings – which were suspended – restart on 23 August.
Figures released show COVID-19 cases low in Dorset
We mustn’t be complacent, but figures just released by Public Health Dorset show that Dorset and Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole (BCP) Councils are experiencing low numbers of COVID-19 cases compared with many other areas in England.
Fifty Dorset roads to be resurfaced at accost of £2m
Resurfacing work has started on 50 roads in Ashley Heath, Colehill, Ferndown, Upton, Verwood, West Moors, West Parley, Beaminster, Charminster and Child Okeford – identified as Dorset Council’s most damaged residential streets.
Dorset Council advises people to plan this weekend with care
It’s going to be hot, hot, hot this weekend, and inevitably people will be planning to visit Dorset’s coastal towns and beaches.
Dorset Council reveals colossal £980,000 cost for its most expensive redundancy
The accounts for Dorset Council in its first year of operation reveal that its most expensive redundancy cost the authority £980,000.