Dorset care providers embrace digital technology
A number of care providers across Dorset are providing more effective services for their residents after embracing digital technology.
A number of care providers across Dorset are providing more effective services for their residents after embracing digital technology.
People who support a friend or family member due to their illness, disability, frailty, mental health or substance misuse are invited to events.
People have until 24 August to put forward their ideas on the allocation of social housing and affordable homes.
Solar panels were installed at three highways depots in Dorset, resulting in savings of £54,000 a year in energy costs.
The waste depot at Ferndown is operating its vehicles using hydrotreated vegetable oil, and more depots are to follow.
The council is keen for people to report all collisions or near-misses online, even if it involved no injuries or little damage.
Residents of Crichel, Gussage All Saints, Gussage St Michael, Hinton and Witchampton have until 17 June to comment.
‘The Haven’ is a new housing scheme for ex-rough sleepers that will give women a bedroom of their own and 24/7 support.
Conservative councillors are calling on Dorset Council to prioritise economic growth and support for local business.
Work is starting to provide 100 temporary accommodation properties across the county, moving people out of bed and breakfast accommodation.