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
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Beaminster’s Trading Post Café is celebrating 45 years of deliciousness
Diversity is one of the secrets behind the success of the oldest family business in Beaminster, who are celebrating 45 years
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Motoring
The end of an era as garage couple take a back seat
When Colin and Stella Powell packed up their most precious possessions, with their two children, two dogs, six vintage cars and mum Edna
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Tragedy of Gladis and her unborn calf inspires bid for a change in law
Photos by Neil Barnes Every morning at 11am, farmer Cameron Farquharson can be found atop Eggardon Hill, tending his herd of Highland cattle.
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Open Air Dairy
It’s springtime and in farms everywhere, herds of cows are being turned out into acres of grassy fields for the first time since
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Trades and Services
Ask a Tradesperson…with Tristan G Murless Ltd
Each edition, we will be asking a local tradesperson for the low-down on their day to day. This week, Tristan & Cameron Murless
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Villagers to vote on Yetminster plans
A plan for the future of Yetminster and Ryme Intrinseca goes to a vote on February 22, which could pave the way for