BRENDON King has sensationally released Rob Wolleaston and Lewis Tasker in order to shake-up his squad, following a disappointing start to the season. The Weymouth boss took the decision earlier today and will use the freed up funds to bring in new
WORK in stone by a Spanish artist is on show at the Portland Drill Hall until September 9. Cristina Fernandez’s Longed for Landscapes exhibition is inspired by the Portland landscape and its history in stone. Cristina has been working during a three-month
THE Littlemoor Fun Day is expected to become an annual event after almost a thousand people turned out to enjoy it. The sun came out to entice the crowds to Top Club Field for the inaugural fun day, with plenty of events and activities. It was organised
PEOPLE are being urged to don their hats and join a walk to raise money for the Alzheimer’s Society. The Bridport group is holding a Memory Walk on Sunday, September 18, to coincide with the Bridport Hat Festival. It will begin and end at the Millennium
RESTORATION works to preserve the beauty and heritage of Hardy’s Monument and the surrounding heath will soon start. The plans have been published by Dorset County Council for areas of heath and grassland around the monument, known as Blackdown, following
DORSET Wildlife Trust has unveiled a collection of images by amateur photographers for its 2012 calendar. The calendar, entitled ‘Dorset Moments’, contains photos which have been taken by volunteers and members of Dorset Wildlife Trust (DWT
FIREFIGHTERS were called in to help paramedics treating a young man on a steep hill in Bridport. A specialist rescue crew from Weymouth helped firefighting colleagues with the evacuation on Allington Hill. Rescuers used ropes to bring
A MAN wanted for questioning in a murder inquiry who has links to Dorset has been arrested. Graeme Jarman, 47, was named by police as a suspect in the murder investigation of pensioner Judith Richardson who was beaten to death with a hammer
