We are Stur crazy: How everyone is working to give the community a buzz
When The West Dorset Magazine discovered what a happy, community-oriented and thriving place Sturminster Newton was, we decided to make a rare addition
When The West Dorset Magazine discovered what a happy, community-oriented and thriving place Sturminster Newton was, we decided to make a rare addition
An outcry from the public has forced Dorset Council to partially row back on plans to introduce a booking system at the tips.
“It takes over your life,” says Tracy Dunne wryly, scooping a baby hedgehog from an incubator – one of two survivors from a
The award-winning Castletown D-Day Centre is ready to transport visitors back in time with its hands-on, immersive living history experience this Easter. Step
A herd of artists have been hard at work creating a simply stellar set of designs for Weldmar Hospicecare’s Stampede by the Sea
Villagers are poised to make an offer on their pub after a fundraising campaign netted more than half a million pounds. Residents of
Objections to expanding a Bridport slaughterhouse and its operating times fell on deaf ears as councillors approved the proposal. After being closed for
The BBC’s former transmitting station at Rampisham Down is a fascinating piece of social and technological history. Now it is fast becoming a
Plans to double the operating hours and staff to process meat, potentially for McDonald’s and Burger King, on the outskirts of Bradpole have
A beautiful, bespoke piece of furniture has disappeared from Dorchester’s town centre – and people want to know why. The 11 metres of