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- Loss of 300 parking spaces and hotel proposal spark fears as peninsula plan submitted June 21, 2018WEYMOUTH’S proposed Peninsula development has attracted criticism for the loss of 300 car parking spaces.
- Porkies: Animal rights campaigners 'misinformed' about racing live animals at festival June 21, 2018Animal rights campaigners who launched a campaign against what they thought was pig and lamb racing at a Dorset event have discovered it's all porkies.
- Patients will face reduced emergency care hours in Weymouth June 21, 2018Patients will face reduced emergency care hours in Weymouth amid new changes to the community hospital.
- Check out this stunning image of the Milky Way over the Hardy Monument June 21, 2018By Kit Danks
- Working to champion diversity, inclusion and equality within Dorset June 21, 2018Weymouth and Portland Borough Council is set to approve a set of shared equality objectives.
- West Bay car park to reopen this weekend (but only partly - and temporarily) June 21, 2018Part of a West Bay car park will temporarily reopen this weekend to make suitable provision for parking to accomodate a major event.
- Pictures: The amazing moment rare thresher shark leaps from sea June 21, 2018This is the incredible moment a huge shark stunned sightseers by leaping clear out of the water - in Lyme Bay.
- Family's year of anguish after five-year-old pricks finger on syringe June 21, 2018A family suffered a year of anguish after their five-year-old son pricked his finger on a syringe on Weymouth beach and could have contracted HIV.
- Did you see anything? Crash witnesses urged to come forward June 21, 2018Witnesses to a crash are being urged to come forward.
- This is a way to repair crumbling harbour walls - it's quicker and cheaper too June 21, 2018A cheaper and quicker scheme to protect crumbling walls in Weymouth Harbour is close to being agreed.
- Hundreds of car keys dumped at airport as off-site parking firm stops trading June 21, 2018Hundreds of sets of car keys were dumped at Bournemouth Airport overnight after an off-site parking firm ceased trading without warning.
- Protection for minorities and vulnerable remain high priorities June 21, 2018Protection for minorities and the vulnerable remain high priorities in the draft plan for the Dorset Police and Crime Commissioner in the coming year.
- Letter: We're so lucky to be surrounded by such diverse sea life - let's protect it June 21, 2018I was delighted to read about the government’s plans to create five new Marine Conservation Zones around the coast of Dorset, which will help to protect rare or threatened habitats and species for generations to come.
- Pictures: Dorset Studio School prom June 21, 2018Students stepped out in style for their summer prom.
- Letter: Weymouth lacks joined-up thinking June 21, 2018I know it has been said many times before that Weymouth lacks joined up thinking, but recent news once again highlights this.
- Fire crews attend kitchen fire June 21, 2018Fire crews attended a kitchen fire in Dorchester this morning (21).
- Perfect morning for Summer Solstice sunrise June 21, 2018Crowds cheered the rise of the sun at Stonehenge as thousands gathered to celebrate the summer solstice.
- New policy coming into effect regarding pregnancy ultrasound scans June 21, 2018A new policy is coming into effect regarding pregnancy ultrasound scans at Dorset County Hospital.
- Dedicated hospital staff and volunteers recognised at annual awards June 21, 2018Dedicated staff and volunteers at Dorset County Hospital were recognised for their hard work at a recent awards evening.
- Campaign to find stories of inspiring women for new audio artwork June 21, 2018A campaign has been launched to find stories of inspiring women for new audio artwork.
- Loss of 300 parking spaces and hotel proposal spark fears as peninsula plan submitted June 21, 2018
- Bridport News
- PICTURES: Local talent steal the show at Britain's biggest guitar festival June 21, 2018A beach was transformed into a huge dancefloor as Britain’s biggest guitar festival returned – and it was young, local talent which stole the show.
- Crime round-up: Can you help police with these incidents? June 21, 2018Can you help police with these incidents? Anyone with information is asked to get in touch with Dorset Police.
- School 'requires improvement' following Ofsted inspection June 21, 2018Teaching, leadership and development of pupils at a West Dorset school have been criticised.
- Crowds turn out to remember much-loved Lulu June 21, 2018It’s been three years since Lulu Covey died in a car crash – and her loving family are determined to keep her memory alive by helping others.
- Photographers set for enlightening exhibition June 21, 2018PHOTOGRAPHERS from west Dorset will be exhibiting their work in Lyme Regis from today (21).
- Dorset-filmed movie in double screening June 21, 2018THERE'S a chance to see locally filmed On Chesil Beach at Bridport Electric Palace tomorrow.
- Ricky Gervais warm-up act Sean McLoughlin in comedy club gig June 21, 2018JUNE’S edition of the Lyme Regis Comedy Club, taking place on Saturday, is headlined by Ricky Gervais’s support act, Sean McLoughlin alongside Phil Cooper, Paul Ricketts, and host Tom Glover.
- Traffic delayed after collision causes gas leak June 20, 2018A trailer which came off a vehicle and collided with a gas main caused a leak.
- Letter: Weather not the issue for annual dog show June 20, 2018I don't think it was the weather forecasters who put off visitorsfrom the Rotary’s annual family dog show.
- Picture This: Pillar of stones at Cogden Beach June 19, 2018Thank you to Linda Woodhouse who sent us this picture of an excellent pillar of stones on Cogden Beach.
- PICTURES: Local talent steal the show at Britain's biggest guitar festival June 21, 2018
- Bournemouth Echo
- "Catastrophic effect" of "sustained attack" led to off site airport parking firm closing June 21, 2018HUNDREDS of sets of car keys were dumped at Bournemouth Airport overnight after an off-site parking firm ceased trading without warning.
- Council have placed us in financial difficulty, say Poole Park mini railway bosses June 21, 2018CHARITY bosses have hit out at council chiefs following the shock termination of the Poole Park Mini Railway contract.
- How customers of parking company reacted when they found out it had ceased trading June 21, 2018PEOPLE returning from holiday to find their airport parking service had stopped trading said they had no idea the company was in trouble.
- Police claim Hilton gastro pub plan could exacerbate town centre crime June 21, 2018DORSET Police is objecting to plans for a new 'gastro pub' at Bournemouth's Hilton Hotel.
- Parents pay tribute to 'loving' son Alfie, 7, who died suddenly after asthma attack June 21, 2018A COUPLE from Bournemouth have paid tribute to their “loving” and “passionate” seven-year-old son who died suddenly this month.
- Plans for ten houses on Liberal club site approved by Poole council June 21, 2018A DEVELOPMENT of 10 houses will be built behind a social club in Poole.
- Chukkas away for British Beach Polo championships June 21, 2018SANDBANKS Beach hosted the official launch of the Daily Echo-backed British Beach Polo Championships yesterday.
- Plans for 10 new homes at Mr Kyps site submitted to Poole council June 21, 2018PLANS to redevelop the site of a popular live music venue to create 10 new homes have been submitted to Poole council.
- New Heathrow runway could 'suffocate' Bournemouth Airport – MP June 21, 2018BOURNEMOUTH Airport could be “suffocated” if Heathrow is expanded, an MP has said.
- 'The front garden is on fire': Family's lucky escape from arson blaze June 21, 2018POLICE are investigating reports of an arson attack at a home where a woman and her three children were sleeping.
- "Catastrophic effect" of "sustained attack" led to off site airport parking firm closing June 21, 2018
- BBC Dorset
- PMQs: Hoare and May on upskirting bill and role of ChopeThe PM says a government bill on upskirting will be put forward on Thursday.
- West Moors fire: Man admits 'life-endangering' arsonA man was treated in hospital for chest pains after the fire destroyed a house in West Moors.
- South Western Railway staff strikes called offRMT members on South Western Railway were due to strike for three days from Thursday.
- WW2: Funeral held for Pegasus Bridge D-Day veteranFrank Bourlet was amongst the assault team who captured Pegasus Bridge on D-Day in 1944.
- Upskirting row: 'Knicker bunting' strung up at Sir Christopher Chope's officesLorna Rees led the pant protest by putting knickers up outside Sir Christopher's constituency office.
- Wareham residents without water after pipe burstsAbout 200 Northport Drive properties were affected by the burst main in Morden Road, Wareham.
- The youngster challenging children's perceptions of disabilityPaddy and his mum visit schools to help challenge children's perceptions of disability.
- 'Miraculous' escapeHarriet the badger is recovering after being found at the foot of Old Harry Rocks in Dorset.
- County Championship: Ballance ton aids Yorkshire recovery v HampshireGary Ballance hits 109 as Yorkshire overcome a slow start on day one against Hampshire in Southampton.
- PMQs: Hoare and May on upskirting bill and role of Chope
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