Helping to raise aspirations
PUPILS got creative when they took on a museum challenge to draw a a portrait of themselves as ‘their best selves’.
Latest articles from Joanna Davis
Build up to D-Day set to be recreated at immersive event
AN IMMERSIVE Second World War event is returning to the county town.
King of the one liners coming to town
KING of the one liner Gary Delaney is bringing a fresh batch of snark to Bridport.
Evening of music to be held in memory of much-loved man
AN EVENING of music will be held to honour the memory of a much-loved Weymouth man.
Local author came up with plot of first novel whilst jogging
AN AUTHOR has just seen her first novel for adults published - after working out many of her plot ideas while jogging.
Popular band returns to village for another gig
THE ever-popular Churchfitters are coming back to Osmington Village Hall for another gig.
What not to miss at this year's Chelsea Flower Show
Native plants, rewilding designs, sustainability features and even a melting ice sculpture will be among the highlights, says Hannah Stephenson.
Latvia is full of surprises as a wellness break
Laying nude on a wooden bench, legs akimbo and my head resting on a neatly-tied bundle of linden branches, I’m being rubbed with Latvian honey by a stranger.
'Review into big development is right - but why not back our regeneration plan?'
How right Chris Loder is to call for an urgent review of the Dorset Local Plan in order to discontinue the proposed 4,000-homes north of Dorchester development proposal and to call for an urgent review of the emerging Dorset Local Plan.
Fundraisers reach halfway point on epic 400 mile paddle
Tim Ellis and Eddie Ette of Portland have just past the halfway mark in their amazing challenge on behalf of Julia’s House Dorset charity to paddle the 400 miles between Land’s End and Margate for the Pensioners Paddle 400.
