Picture by Ian Randall
The Red Arrows will be at Swanage Regatta and Carnival at 16.30 on Saturday 25th July 2009. The Swanage Regatta and Carnival runs from Saturday 25th July to 1st August .
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Dorset Echo- Welcome to cruise ship giant - longest and heaviest vessel to dock at Portland Port April 25, 2018The longest and heaviest ship to dock at Portland Port has arrived this morning.
- Legal action set to be launched over quarry plan because of damage to grave site April 25, 2018A legal bid launched by environmental campaigners to protect the grave of Lawrence of Arabia has gathered support.
- It's time to give our 'left behind' town a boost - fresh calls for new jobs and investment April 25, 2018CALLS are being made to give Weymouth a boost amid a grim economic picture of low wages, high unemployment and poor prospects.
- 'It's ruining our seaside image' - complaints of vandalism, damaged shelters...and unruly youths April 25, 2018Vandalism, broken seats and damaged shelters are ruining Weymouth’s family seaside town image, it is claimed.
- HARD TO SWALLOW: 'Thousands' of Dorset children affected by school meals shake-up April 25, 2018Thousands of Dorset schoolchildren could lose their free meals – according to campaigners organising a public meeting in Weymouth this week.
- Fancy joining an explorer on a mounted expedition to Mongolia? Here's your chance April 25, 2018Explorer Colonel John Blashford-Snell is calling for a doctor and a dentist to join his horse-mounted expedition in the Altai mountains of Mongolia between July 6 and 27.
- Appeal launched to find missing Weymouth man April 25, 2018POLICE have launched an appeal to find a missing Weymouth man.
- FIVE more strike days on Weymouth-Waterloo line April 25, 2018WEYMOUTH-Waterloo operator South Western Railway will be hit by 24 hour strikes on FIVE days in May.
- Victory for Castle Cove campaign: Beach access steps to be rebuilt April 25, 2018Reopening an access route to a beach in Weymouth that was cut off for more than four years is set to go ahead following a decision by civic officers.
- Don't miss this train steaming into Weymouth and Dorchester tomorrow April 25, 2018A steam locomotive which hauled a test train to Weymouth earlier this month can be seen again on the mainline.
- Yachting boss acquitted of crew's manslaughter April 25, 2018The director of a yachting management company has been acquitted of the manslaughter of four sailors – including a Sherborne man – who died when the Cheeki Rafiki yacht sank mid-Atlantic.
- Motorcyclist shatters car window with single punch during road rage incident April 25, 2018A motorcyclist punched and shattered a car window in a road rage incident in north Dorset.
- Used mental health services in Dorset recently? Your views are needed April 25, 2018FORMER patients are being invited to give their views on mental health services in Dorset.
- Here's everything you need to know about today's Anzac Service (including road closure details) April 25, 2018A special service will be held today to remember the thousands of Australian and New Zealand volunteer servicemen who passed through Dorset during the First World War.
- Beware of websites selling fake World Cup tickets April 25, 2018People across Dorset thinking of travelling to the World Cup in Russia are being warned to beware of websites selling fake tickets.
- Visitors flock to village green for annual St George's Day Fair April 25, 2018Hundreds of visitors flocked to Fordington this weekend for the annual St George’s Day Fair.
- Letter: So many are reliant on funds raised at London Marathon April 25, 2018This year, for the first time, I was in London watching the marathon on Sunday when a thought crossed my mind.
- Historic Courthouse Museum is FINALLY opening its doors! April 25, 2018A historic courthouse will be opening its doors to the public in less than a week.
- Clinic raises cash for charity at birthday celebration April 25, 2018A Dorchester clinic pulled out all the stops for its first birthday in efforts to raise money for charity.
- New president appointed at Dorchester Agricultural Society April 25, 2018A new president has been appointed at the Dorchester Agricultural Society.
- Welcome to cruise ship giant - longest and heaviest vessel to dock at Portland Port April 25, 2018
- Bridport News
- LETTER: We want to create something special April 25, 2018Thanks very much for your excellent article last week about our campaign to resurrect Bridport’s indoor skate park, The Trick Factory.
- Do you remember these headlines from 50 and 25 years ago? April 24, 201825 YEARS AGO:
- National endangered species charity needs you to help monitor declining animal population April 23, 2018A national endangered species charity has called on wildlife enthusiasts to help monitor a declining animal population as part of an annual survey.
- Restaurant receives major award after less than a year of trading April 23, 2018A West Bexington restaurant has received a pleasant surprise after being awarded a major award after less than a year of trading.
- Dust off your walking shoes and apply those blister plasters, there's a strollathon on April 22, 2018Walkers are being urged to lace up their walking shoes ahead of a sponsored walk.
- Hair raisers brave the shave for leading cancer charity April 22, 2018A couple of hair-raisers have braved the shave for a leading cancer charity.
- Final few runners ready for marathon effort April 21, 2018An actress, a jeweller and a production manager are all set to take on the London Marathon.
- Beast from the East no match for green fingered spirit April 21, 2018The bad weather in March could not stop a gardening club’s Spring show.
- Thousands of pounds raised by those brave enough to take lunge April 21, 2018Swimmers raised thousands of pounds by taking the plunge.
- Martin Clunes' £100k fundraising target at 10th Buckham Fair - the last one for a while April 20, 2018TEN terrific years of a country fair hosted by actor Martin Clunes will be marked this year.
- LETTER: We want to create something special April 25, 2018
- Bournemouth Echo
- Mum appears before a judge charged with murdering her daughter April 25, 2018THE mum of a three-year-old girl who drowned during an incident at a New Forest home has appeared before the courts charged with murder.
- PCSOs to begin dealing with assault and burglary after victims of crime say police aren't visiting in 'timely manner' April 25, 2018DORSET PCSOs will begin dealing with offences including assault and burglary after victims of crime said they were not visited by police in a "timely and efficient manner".
- GPs to work seven days a week (including Bank Holiday) to cope with demand April 25, 2018MEDICAL surgeries in Christchurch could soon open for urgent appointments seven-days-a week.
- Nearly 1,000 noise complaints made in a year April 25, 2018NEARLY 1,000 noise complaints were made to Bournemouth council over the past year.
- Hoteliers launch legal action against Bournemouth council over £70m hotel April 25, 2018HOTELIERS are set to launch legal action over controversial plans by Bournemouth Borough Council to build a £70m taxpayer-funded hotel next to the BIC.
- 'No plans' for ban on feeding gulls in Bournemouth and Poole April 25, 2018BOURNEMOUTH and Poole councils say they have no plans to ban people from feeding gulls after a new ban was introduced in West Dorset.
- GALLERY: 70 years of Poole Pirates speedway April 25, 2018SEVENTY years ago tomorrow, Poole’s newly-formed speedway team made their debut at their Wimborne Road home.
- More roadworks to start in Bournemouth town centre as 20mph speed limit introduced April 25, 2018THE next stage of Bournemouth council’s ‘town centre accessibility’ scheme will see further roadworks next week.
- Drug dealer who disappeared during his trial four years ago is found - and sent to prison April 25, 2018A DRUG dealer who was involved in a major conspiracy to supply class A drugs and fled the country after absconding during his trial is now serving a lengthy prison sentence.
- 'Pole dancing care home' ordered to improve April 25, 2018THE CHRISTCHURCH care home which put on controversial pole dancing displays for its residents has been ordered to improve, after government inspectors witnessed a number of incidents during a visit.
- Mum appears before a judge charged with murdering her daughter April 25, 2018
- BBC Dorset
- Nearly 800 hoax calls made to South West Ambulance TrustSouth West Ambulance Service Trust said staff were diverted from 91 emergencies in 2017 due to hoax calls.
- Rail strikes: RMT union members plan new walkoutsThe proposed action would hit Northern, Greater Anglia and South Western Railway trains.
- London Marathon: Broken leg runner Jo Denton thanks heroesFellow runners and race volunteers gave piggy backs and carried the 41-year-old to allow her to make the finish line.
- Erika Prisacaru hit-and-run death: Woman faces chargesErika Prisacaru, 39, died in hospital two days after Christmas after being struck by a car in Dorchester.
- The female boxer with cerebral palsyKate Farley has cerebral palsy, but that doesn't stop her packing a punch in the ring - on her knees.
- Baby's death 'preventable' by doctors at Dorset County HospitalEleanor Rowland died less than 16 hours after being born at Dorset County Hospital in November 2016.
- 'Bogus doctor' gave clients 'fake Botox' injectionsThree women were injected with an "unknown and extremely dangerous substance", a court hears.
- Ninety-four sheep stolen in second Dorset farm raidTwo Dorset farms have suffered large-scale thefts of sheep in the space of a week.
- Muscular dystrophy doesn't stop Adam living life to the fullAdam has a rare muscle-wasting disorder, but he isn't letting that stop him enjoying life.
- Nearly 800 hoax calls made to South West Ambulance Trust
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