Dorset 'could be UK's California' says business chief
DORSET could be the “California of the UK”, combining its natural environment with an appeal to companies relocating from other parts of Britain and abroad.
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Police searching for burglars who targeted garden machinery business
OFFICERS investigating a commercial burglary near Winfrith are appealing for witnesses.
On a roll again! Patisserie Mark Bennett voted best bakery in Dorset
A POPULAR patisserie company in Dorset has been voted as the best bakery in the county as part of the National Bakery Awards 2019.
Meet the woman behind a £35m project to bring superfast broadband to Bournemouth by 2021
A £35 MILLION project to bring superfast full fibre broadband to almost every home and business in Bournemouth has appointed a ‘city manager’.
Letter to the editor: 5 sustainable policies for local election candidates
FOLLOWING on from Theresa McManus's recent excellent letter which we fully support, East Dorset Friends of the Earth wants to publicise the policies we are currently asking all local election candidates to agree to push for should they get elected. We…
Police finally move on revellers after illegal rave continues into second night
HUNDREDS of people who gathered for an illegal rave near Corfe Castle over the Easter weekend have now left, police say.
US marketing author Mark Schaefer returning to Bournemouth
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Residents' terror at 'automatic gunfire' coming from JP Morgan (but it was just a drill)
WHEN he heard the sounds of automatic gunfire, saw smoke and heard shouting coming from the JP Morgan bank, local resident Peter Wells sincerely thought the building was undergoing a terror attack.
Marine company's turnover up 25pc under new management
NEW deals in the superyacht and motor boat sectors have helped a maritime company increase turnover by a quarter in the past year under new management.
Level of service in three towns will be better under new merged council, chief executive says
DESPITE having less than a year to establish a new council covering a population of 400,000 people, its chief executive has said it is running “safe” and “well-managed” services.
