A two-car crash blocked the A35 this evening. Emergency services were called shortly after 5pm to a collision about one mile from Monkeys Jump Roundabout, west of Poundbury A black Vauxhall Insignia, registered to a man from Poundbury, and
A woman in her 70s was seriously injured after a car came off the road and rolled several times down a hill. Emergency services, including the air ambulance, were called to Walditch, near Bridport, shortly before 5pm yesterday (Friday). Firefighters
A NEW exhibition at Sladers Yard in West Bay brings together three artists whose work responds to tidal water. It will be running from Saturday, January 26 to Sunday, March 10. Paintings by Anthony Garratt, wood carvings by David West and furniture
BROADCAST live from the stage of the historic Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow, La Bayadere is a romantic ballet in three acts originally choreographed by Marius Petipa in 1877. An audience at the Electric Palace in Bridport can see it on Sunday, January
FLEETWOOD Mac played at Lyme Regis’s Marine Theatre in the 1970s, just before the peak of their fame. Despite efforts, they are not returning, but the world’s first tribute to the 70s superstars is playing in February. Over the last few years
A man has been charged with affray in connection with an incident in Bridport town centre when it was alleged people were threatened by a person with a hockey stick on Tuesday evening. Dorset Police said a 40-year-old Bridport man has been charged
Dorset Police are appealing for witnesses or anyone with information on the following crimes to contact them on 101, quoting the relevant crime number. Power tools have been stolen from a van in Lyme Regis. The theft, from a white Citroen Berlingo
A MAN who was instrumental in the development of affordable housing in Lyme Regis has died aged 96. David Edmund Talbot Garman OBE sold part of his land on the outskirts of the town to Lyme Regis Community Land Trust to build 15 affordable homes
RESIDENTS in Beaminster are raising concerns of speeding in North Street, which they say has worsened in the last three years. Christine Bright, Beaminster town clerk, read out correspondence from those living in the street, just off The Square,
ONLY three area planning committees will cover the new Dorset Council when it takes over from the existing district and borough councils in April. Councillors unhappy about the decision have been promised a review during the year. One of the
