A HEAD injury to Bridport’s Jamie Symes overshadowed their 3-0 defeat at Melksham Town on Saturday, when at one point Bees’ boss Trevor Senior admitted he “feared the worst” for his player. Symes had to receive treatment and was taken off after
MELKSHAM TOWN 3 BRIDPORT 0 BRIDPORT’S search for an elusive second win in 2015 continues after they were eventually undone at league leaders Melksham Town. Boss Trevor Senior saw his side put up a good fight, and they had chances to open the
WEYMOUTH RESERVES 5 HAMWORTHY UTD RES 3 WEYMOUTH Reserves produced a superb 70-minute performance at the Bob Lucas Stadium before allowing their opponents to score three times in the final quarter. Luckily for Jake Richmond’s men they were
A WEYMOUTH artist is hoping to raise lots of money with his work for Weymouth Pavilion. Watercolour artist Mike Taylor has donated two canvases which will hang in the gallery at the Weymouth theatre. The two large watercolours feature scenes
THE achievements of youngsters who have completed the first Prince's Trust programme at Weymouth College were celebrated. The 12-week course sees 16-25 year olds getting involved in a range of projects to gain the skills to help them in future
DORSET could benefit from a £3 million fund to help kick-start the revival of at-risk coastal heritage that has potential to create new jobs.The government’s Coastal Revival Fund will support communities looking to unlock the economic potential of those
FIREFIGHTERS from Weymouth attended a property fire in the town last night. Two crews attended the fire at a domestic property on Salisbury Road in Westham at 10.40pm. On arrival, firefighters found a small fire in a ground floor kitchen, which
FUNDRAISING efforts in Weymouth have helped buy a piece of lifesaving medical equipment for a Southampton hospital. Gemma Baker, one of the organisers behind Freddie’s Fundraiser, has expressed her joy after raising enough money for a cooling jacket
FARMERS in Dorset are in a race against time to meet new legislation on the use of pesticides, according to a new stewardship scheme.New laws mean farmers using aluminium phosphides now have nine months until a certificate of competence becomes a legal
TRIBUTES have been paid to a young father who died after a crash on the A35 in west Dorset. Former Beaminster School pupil Nathan Pearce, 26, was remembered by teachers as a 'very popular and sensitive' student. Mr Pearce, from Lyme Regis,
