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  • Terras: Strike duo send Weymouth to win over Marine

    WEYMOUTH 2 Odubade 42, Goodship pen 60 SWINDON SUPERMARINE 1 Fleetwood 58 YEMI Odubade and Brandon Goodship each netted to hand Weymouth an important 2-1 victory at home to Swindon Supermarine in the Evo-Stik Southern Premier South.

  • Search for 'unconscious assault victim' on beach

    A man thought to have been the victim of an assault lying injured on Weymouth Beach sparked an emergency operation today. Police, paramedics and coastguards were alerted to the beach early this morning to find the 'casualty', said to be unconscious

  • 'It's in the wrong place': 91 homes plan is thrown out

    A UNANIMOUS planning committee decision has rejected a housing association proposal for 91 homes near the former Value House site on the edge of Weymouth. East Boro Housing Trust had wanted to build two, three and four-bed homes on a green field

  • Point-To-Point: Milborne poised for bumper entry

    MILBORNE St Andrew is set to host the Wilton point-to-point today with a bumper entry of 132 for their seven-race card which include a first pointing flat race for the course and the Wessex Area. The racing will be preceded by the Forfarmers, which

  • Darts: Two-horse battle for league crown

    WITH only three weeks left before the final play-off positions are settled its looking like a two-horse race between Andrew McDermott and Danny Aplin to see who takes the honour of finishing top of the table in the Weymouth ADC League. Both players

  • Athletics: Kevin Archer limbers up for Poland test

    WEYMOUTH’S Kevin Archer is limbering up to compete in the World Masters Indoor Championships in Torun, Poland on Wednesday. The Weymouth St Paul’s Harriers masters athlete will aim for gold in the 800m and 1,500m as the current British champion

  • Bowls: Dorchester fall in Yetton Trophy semi-final

    DORCHESTER 62 POOLE DOLPHIN 81 DORCHESTER’S ambition to reach the final of the prestigious Yetton Trophy floundered at the semi-final stage, after a fine performance ended in an 81-62 defeat to Poole Dolphin. There was an early promise of

  • Magpies: Richard Gillespie thanks Tommy Killick

    RETIRED striker Richard Gillespie thanked Poole Town boss Tommy Killick for his patience while at the Dolphins. Gillespie, 34, hung up his boots after a lack of game time and niggling injuries, plus a reluctance to step down a division, forced

  • Terras: Kieron Roberts feels welcome at Weymouth

    NEW Weymouth signing Kieron Roberts has praised the club for making him feel welcome on his return to English football. Roberts had been in America studying and has recently returned after graduating in December, and his signing was announced prior

  • Join young farmers for a day of fun

    A DORSET Young Farmers Rally and Show is being held at Dorchester Showground on Saturday, April 20 from 10am to 5pm. There will be a main ring attraction timetable going on throughout the day, including a dog show, a tug of war competition, chariot

  • An important referendum is being organised for this community

    A referendum will be held so Bere Regis residents can decide if they want Dorset Council to use the Neighbourhood Plan to help it determine planning applications for the area. Councillors agreed at the final Full Council Meeting of Purbeck District

  • Portland food bank running dangerously low in supplies

    Portland foodbank is appealing for donations as their shelves are almost empty. The foodbank has completely run out of crucial items like cereal, long-life milk, sugar and jam. The charity is also running dangerously low on a number of items

  • Letter: Help us to help the earth

    EARTH Hour takes place this year on Saturday, March 30 from 8.30-9.30pm and the Dorchester Churches Together Ecology Group will be marking this with an event at the Quiet Place, Poundbury. We will reflect, by candle light, and share our thoughts

  • Letter: Who was responsible for radicalisation of ISIS Bride?

    Further to my letter regarding Shamima Begum, I have now received a reply to a letter I sent to Richard Drax from the Home Office. Although not commenting on individual cases they assured me that they act in the National Interest and no decision is

  • Voices: End of Waves will damage CAMHS

    Common sense says invest in the future. The imminent closure of the Waves project in Weymouth marks an unsettling lack of said common sense and a strong abandonment of moral consideration. Both from common knowledge and personal experience with

  • Dog lost down rabbit hole for FIVE days is rescued

    This incredible picture shows the moment a lost dog was found alive after spending FIVE DAYS stuck down a rabbit hole in Yorkshire. Ralph, a wire-haired Daschund went missing while out on walk last Thursday. Owner Sarah Mclellan, 33 and her husband

  • See story of cricketer's drugs shame on stage

    A DRAMA telling the deeply moving story of an England cricketer will be performed in Dorchester. The Long Walk Back tells the epic story of an international sporting star’s catastrophic fall from grace. England all-rounder Chris Lewis enjoyed a

  • Pair bring Scotland-inspired jazz to village

    JAZZ musicians Ian Millar and Dominic Spencer are calling into Charlton Down as part of their Jazz in the Village tour. The pair have been performing together for a number of years playing melodic improvisations on jazz standards and original compositions

  • Racing legend is special guest at this supercars show

    DRIVING legend Derek Bell is the special guest as a car show in Dorset this summer. Derek Bell has enjoyed one of the most successful, diverse and wide-ranging careers of any British racing driver. He is best-known as the consummate endurance

  • Football club supports Jace's fight against Cerebral Palsy

    WEYMOUTH FC will be selling a special edition matchday programme at today's game against Swindon Supermarine. It features five-year-old Jace Webberley, who was born with Diplegic Cerebral Palsy, affecting his legs meaning he cannot stand or walk