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The e-scooter seized in Bridport yesterday The e-scooter seized in Bridport yesterday

E-scooter being ridden illegally seized from owner

Dolphin Marching Band leads the Remembrance Sunday parade from the Fire Station to St Mary’s Church in Beaminster.  8th November 2026.  Picture Credit: Graham Hunt Photography. Dolphin Marching Band leads the Remembrance Sunday parade from the Fire Station to St Mary’s Church in Beaminster.  8th November 2026.  Picture Credit: Graham Hunt Photography.

Moving procession held in town to remember those who fell in battle

The abattoir on Mangerton Lane The abattoir on Mangerton Lane

Changes made to controversial abattoir plans

Local businesses participating in this year's Christmas campaign (Top row: Malabar Trading, The Fabric Larder, Tina's Retro Clothing, Sunbird. 
Bottom row: Colmers Hill Fashion Boutique, The Decorator Centre, Waste Not Want Not, Ink & Page) Local businesses participating in this year's Christmas campaign (Top row: Malabar Trading, The Fabric Larder, Tina's Retro Clothing, Sunbird. 
Bottom row: Colmers Hill Fashion Boutique, The Decorator Centre, Waste Not Want Not, Ink & Page)

Businesses urge shoppers to stay local and support high street in run-up to Christmas

Cinema screen with projector Cinema screen with projector

'It sounds fantastic' Video shop plans for in-store cinema supported

Bridport Arts Centre hosted a Gala on October 23 as part of its Come Together Campaign Bridport Arts Centre hosted a Gala on October 23 as part of its Come Together Campaign

Campaigners rally at gala in bid to buy beloved arts centre

Beaminster Tunnel on the A3066 (Inset: Emily Scadding and Richard Barker) Beaminster Tunnel on the A3066 (Inset: Emily Scadding and Richard Barker)

Tunnel closure will turn Beaminster into ‘ghost town’ as businesses brace for losses

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