For more than 100 years, motorists have been stopping at Misterton’s garage to get their fuel. And Mark Hillier has been there for

There’s a very good reason why DJ Property doesn’t deal in the residential market – the emotional cost of inevitable evictions. The firm,

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As Britain’s failing prison system continues to make headlines, a talk by ex prison governor and Home Office official Ian Acheson at Bridport

The Crown Jewels will be on display at a special evening opening at The Dorset Museum. No, not those Crown Jewels, but those

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The new University Centre at Kingston Maurward has been opened by Countryfile presenter Adam Henson. The college’s principal and chief executive Luke Rake

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The High Court has dismissed a judicial review which argued that Dorset Council has the power to enforce planning rules over the Bibby

Eighty years ago, Beaminster’s Royal British Legion President Tony Greenham was just eight. But he vividly remembers the stillness after the soldiers left