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Cllr Simon Clifford

Finance leader is disappointed by budget

27th Nov 2025 |

Rawston corner

The value of small improvements is emphasised as county considers roadworks proposals

19th Nov 2025 |

Residents attending a community event for the Local Transport Plan

Residents turn up in record numbers to contribute to county transport plan

17th Nov 2025 |

The Thomas Hardy statue in Dorchester

Fees for history services will go up

14th Nov 2025 |

Council tax rise is projected

13th Nov 2025 |

Thomas Hardy archives

Price for accessing history goes up

9th Nov 2025 |

Cllr Simon Clifford

Controls brought in after Dorset Council scandal

27th Oct 2025 | 1

Top tourism businesses in the spotlight

17th Oct 2025 |

Imagery used as part of the consultation

Council says sorry and extends local plan consultation

14th Oct 2025 |

The county’s current biggest wind turbines at the Alaska Farm site, Masters Pit

County council still on target to deliver carbon target early says leader

14th Oct 2025 |

Cllr Gary Suttle

Police investigation into temporary staff member delays Dorset Council audit

14th Oct 2025 | 1

From left: Sarah Parsons, Dorset Council Ageing Well lead; Lynita Harris, Volunteer Centre Dorset Operations Manager; Councillor Steve Robinson; Sarah Howard, NHS Dorset Deputy Director of Place; Rebecca Heath, Age UK Dorset North and West Head of Home Services and Jon Sloper, Help and Kindness Co-founder.

Celebrating the 100th Age-friendly Community

11th Oct 2025 | 1

David Sidwick at Thursday’s Police and Crime Panel meeting

Drop in anti-social behaviour is highlighted

9th Oct 2025 |

Teen bus pass scheme is unlikely to see light of day

5th Oct 2025 |

Chance to comment on proposed turbine sites

30th Sep 2025 |

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