A housing plan for Dorchester could pollute drinking water
Campaign group Save the Area North of Dorchester (STAND) is calling on Dorset Council to suspend work on the proposed development north of
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Hankies and sticks welcome the summer…with bells on
As we steam towards the first day of summer, the Wessex Morris Men will be celebrating the first sight of the sun in
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Traders back super boosting campaign in Bridport
Bridport traders, the town council and the chamber are on a mission to breathe new life and vitality into the high street of
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A stunning collection of sculpture in Dorchester
More than 200 striking sculptures by 30 contemporary artists are on display at Dorchester’s Sculpture by the Lakes until the end of May.
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Solar farm support in Maiden Newton after route change
A planning application for a 40-acre solar farm near Maiden Newton has now secured the backing from the parish council after a new
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Disused landfill site in West Dorset is leaking toxic waste into the sea
Coastal erosion in West Dorset is releasing toxic waste from a disused landfill site into the sea. As the coastline at East Beach
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Tributes flood in for Bridport fisherman and campaigner, David Sales BEM
A fisherman and conservationist from West Bay who was honoured by the Queen for his work protecting marine life and making his industry
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Violin restorer takes a bow with the fascinating tale of Thomas Hardy’s old cello
A violin restorer from Cattistock is bringing a cello which belonged to Thomas Hardy’s grandfather back to life. Hardy’s grandfather, also called Thomas,
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Solar scheme for 40-acre farm site near Maiden Newton
A solar scheme covering 40 acres of farmland near Maiden Newton, producing enough green energy to power 4,800 homes, has been submitted to
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Concern over raw sewage discharge
Gallons of raw sewage was discharged into the sea at Burton Bradstock, West Bay, Seatown and Charmouth on March 16 when storm overflows