A High Court judge is set to rule on whether a company linked to Tory peer Baroness Michelle Mone breached a £121 million Government contract to supply surgical gowns during the pandemic. The ...

Weymouth Town Council is reminding potential applicants that the next deadline to apply for a community grant is on Sunday, October 5. Funding is currently available through the grants scheme to ...

The Weymouth and Portland Marine Litter Project has been running a project over the summer to raise awareness of the issues of plastic pollution ...

The 200th anniversary of modern rail travel and the unique history of the station itself was marked at Dorchester West on the Weymouth to Bristol line. The gathering celebrated Rail 200, marking two ...

At least three students have been confirmed dead and 100 others were injured, many with head injuries and broken bones.

A further hearing in the Duke of Sussex’s High Court claim against the publisher of the Daily Mail is set to begin on Wednesday. Harry and six other high-profile individuals, including Sir Elton John, ...

A cosy Dorset inn has won the prestigious 'Beer Drinkers Pub Of the Year Award.' In conjunction with the launch of the 2026 Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) bestselling book “The Good Beer Guide” and ...

Sherborne Cricket Club U10s have enjoyed an incredible cricket season, winning the Mid Wessex League U10 Cup Final and finishing as league winners of the Mid-Wessex Cricket League Group C. Along the ...

The ever popular Weymouth event in the Ocean Room at the pavilion gets back under way on Friday lunchtime with four sessions running throughout the weekend. The event is organised by West Dorset ...

DORCHESTER's junior anglers made their annual trip to the River Stour, this time at the Upper Colber stretch at Sturminster Newton.

Fires from e-bikes and e-scooters are on course to reach an all-time high in London this year, new analysis shows. London Fire Brigade (LFB) said it has recorded 165 fires involving the vehicles in ...

The BRC said the packaging tax was a ‘multi-billion pound levy being paid by consumers during a cost-of-living crisis’.