Premier Division BELLE CONSTRUCTION 26 FITNESS WORLD 16 BELLE had the edge in this low-scoring top-flight contest. This match began with a strong start from Belle who took an early lead. Fitness had a strong defence with Lara Pearsons
BRIDPORT 0 SHERBORNE TOWN 1 BRIDPORT failed to take their chances to progress in the Dorset Senior Cup, as they were edged out by rivals Sherborne at St Mary’s Field. Having beaten their visitors in the league earlier this season, Trevor Senior
PIDDLETRENTHIDE SPARTANS 2 CHICKERELL UNITED 4 STEVE Welch’s second-half hat-trick ensured Chickerell United saw off Piddletrenhide Spartans and maintained pressure on league leaders Balti House. Welch was thrust into a more attacking role
NEW Star have taken over from Dorothy at the top of the Wey-mouth Sunday League after the latter’s last home match was declared void. Dorothy were guilty of fielding an unregistered player in their 6-0 defeat of Moby Dick’s on October 19, meaning
WEYMOUTH LEE MARTIN CARTER, aged 51, of Chelmsford Street, Weymouth. Admitted to driving a vehicle after consuming so much alcohol that the proportion of it in breath was 44 microgrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath. The legal alcohol
POLICE are appealing for witnesses after a man’s car was stolen overnight. A car was stolen from outside a property in Kitchener Road on Sunday evening - despite the fact the owner still had the keys. A white Nissan Primera, registration J909
IT’S EASY to forget the dull winter weather and whisk your imagination away to the glamorous showbiz world of Barry Manilow’s ‘Copacabana’ at the Bournemouth Pavilion this month. The musical tells the story of songwriter Stephen, who steps back
THE DORCHESTER BID says traders in the town will bounce back from the setback of a delay to pay on exit parking. Around a month ago head of parking services at West Dorset District Council Chris Graves announced to a meeting of the BID (Business
A DORCHESTER resident’s novel idea to promote responsible dog ownership is taking off. Ross Cumber decided to set up a Facebook group after being horrified by reports of a dog attack on a steer at Poundbury Fields. The site is an online discussion
MANAGERS at Portland Port have held the first cruise educational event for potential new operators in an attempt to boost business in the local area. The event, held earlier this month, was created to introduce ground tour operators who work on
JASON Matthews hailed the heart of his Terras’ charges as their FA Cup rollercoaster came to a halt at Braintree Town last night. Having levelled things up from 3-1 down to force extra time in Essex, the Weymouth supremo admitted his side did not
DORSET’S Police and Crime Commissioner has vowed to invest more resources into preventing child sexual exploitation – a ‘toxic dangerous cancer that spreads through the fabric of society’. Martyn Underhill says he has had ‘several meetings’ with
POLICE have launched a crackdown on careless and dangerous motorists after receiving hundreds of complaints of anti-social driving in Dorset. Dorset Police's No Excuse team are stepping up their efforts to target bad driving with operations around
COUNCIL staff in Weymouth will move out of their North Quay base in the next few months as a plan is submitted to transform the site into housing. Moves out of the 40-year-old Municipal Offices are planned to take place in phases throughout 2015
KYLE Critchell is still looking to challenge himself at the highest level possible but knows there is a chance he might have to give up football altogether. The defender’s departure from Dorchester Town, where he had been playing for free since
BRAINTREE TOWN 5 WEYMOUTH 3 (aet) A GUTSY display from the Terras could not quite see them over the line in a quite remarkable contest, as they crashed out of the FA Cup in Essex tonight. Adam Kelly’s brace and Stewart Yetton’s 76th minute
