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  • Football: Bridport sink Heathens for deserved win

    BRIDPORT 2 Cornish 57, Richardson 65 CADBURY HEATH 0 BRIDPORT secured their second home Toolstation Western League Premier Division win of the season with a well-deserved 2-0 victory over Cadbury Heath at St Mary’s Field. In beating

  • Terras: Weymouth manager Mark Molesley signs new deal

    WEYMOUTH boss Mark Molesley has signed a new contract to remain at the Bob Lucas Stadium until the end of the 2020/2021 season. Molesley, who will continue to combine his Terras duties with his work as assistant to Shaun Cooper at Bournemouth Under

  • Popular pianists to team up for gallery concert

    WELL known duo of international concert pianists, Katharine Lam and Weymouth's Duncan Honeybourne, will perform at the Tincleton Gallery on Friday, December 6 and Saturday, December 7. Katherine is from the Birmingham Conservatoire and concert soloist

  • Vet column: Be careful when throwing sticks for dogs

    I often warn owners about the risk of throwing sticks for their dogs – sticks can get lodged in throats, under tongues and cause damage in all sorts of places. But last week we saw a spaniel that had not been thrown anything and still got into trouble

  • Top tips on dog walking etiquette

    Take the lead and follow the dog walking etiquette rules. Dog behaviour and training experts, Company of Animals, are sharing top tips for dog walkers to keep their dog safe and happy on their walk – and to avoid upsetting fellow dog walkers.

  • Voices: Speeding drivers should be fined

    Voices is the Dorset Echo's weekly youth page, written for young people by young people. If you would like to write an article for Voices, please email alex.cutler@dorsetecho.co.uk I THINK speedy drivers should be fined because they are harming

  • Beach work to help protect town from flooding is complete

    Work to replace sand on parts of Weymouth Beach and improve flood protection has been completed, Dorset Council says. Dump trucks and excavators moved sand from the southern end of the beach, near the Pavilion, to the northern end near Greenhill

  • Five homes could be developed on site next to village hall

    A SITE next to Cerne Abbas village hall could be developed with five homes. The applicants say the scheme will be designed to mirror existing homes in the village, maintain trees on the site, and bring a new footpath which will help hall users.

  • Letter: The threat to Dorchester is alive and very real

    Dorchester’s landscape north of the water meadows is too precious to be reduced to political brinkmanship. In June Oliver Letwin supported the creation of a garden village north of Dorchester even before the results of public consultation were

  • Tickets are now on sale for this popular beer festival

    Preparations are underway for the 2020 Dorchester Beerex. The annual event, in its 32nd year, will take place at Dorchester Corn Exchange on Friday, February 7 and Saturday, February 8. It is being organised by West Dorset Campaign for Real Ale

  • Voices: How we helped the Children in Need appeal

    Voices is the Dorset Echo's weekly youth page, written for young people by young people. If you would like to write an article for Voices, please email alex.cutler@dorsetecho.co.uk for more information. Every year some schools raise money for an