JOLLIFFE Emma Jane after a brave battle sadly passed away on Saturday 21st May 2022 aged 51 years. Such a caring, beautiful and kind person she will be dearly missed by her loving husband Chris adored children Abbie and Alex, devoted parents Sue & Malcolm
FORD Joan Vitoria Ethel Passed away peacefully, aged 93 years on 19th May at Weymouth Care Home. Much loved and sadly missed by her children Janet, Douglas, Rosemary, Frances, John and Dorothy, and all her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She will
A LANDFILL waste site has been agreed for a Portland quarry with a capacity of almost a million tonnes. Dorset Council has approved an application from Portland Stone Ltd to use the 9.65 hectare site for inert waste with a steel framed waste management
A SPEEDING motorist from Dorchester who changed his not guilty plea to one of guilt must must pay a £200 court bill. Weymouth Magistrates Court heard how Justin Paul Norris, aged, 44, was behind the wheel of a blue Ford on January 20 last year
BOOM – or bust? Uncertainty is now the key word for this year’s summer season in Dorset. While early bookings for many holiday businesses have been healthy the rising costs of living may force many to not now take a holiday at all. Dorset
A FATHER-of-three lost his entire £102,000 pension after receiving “negligent” advice to transfer the money into an unsuitable overseas scheme. Lawyers acting for the 43-year-old IT manager in the banking industry said he should never have been
A MAN has received a three-year driving ban for drink driving. Jake Henry Hearn, of High East Street in Dorchester, appeared in Weymouth Magistrates' Court where he pleaded guilty for one count of driving a motor vehicle over the legal alcohol
Morrisons has announced a meal deal price hike as cash-strapped shoppers continue to compete with the ongoing cost-of-living crisis. The supermarket has raised the price of its meal deal by 50p to £3.50 amid rising food costs. Customers are
A DORSET Police officer specially trained in carrying out searches was “not fully familiar” with the force’s missing person policy. PC Tarik Dugri, a licensed search officer, was asked to look in Swanage for Gaia Pope on the evening of November
