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

Feeling peckish? We have glad tidings! Weymouth restaurants are offering a simply scrumptious set of dining out offers for two weeks in May

“Beware the quiet man. For while others speak, he watches. And while others act, he plans. And when they finally rest… he strikes.”

“You can’t get a tattoo, you can’t drink – you can’t even buy Tippex under 18,” says a Women of Dorset spokesman. “Yet

An application by local water campaigners for Church Beach in Lyme Regis to be re-designated as a bathing beach has been approved to

A charity which has provided social care and support to adults and young people with learning disabilities and mental health needs for more

It’s a crying shame! Champion town crier Alistair Chisholm, who has been proclaiming and pontificating his way rather noisily around Dorchester for the

A much-loved, historic village pub could reopen in April, more than a year after it was purchased by a couple of pub enthusiasts.

A giant sea monster – possibly the most powerful ever discovered – is now on display after being painstakingly dug out of the