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COVID-19 news from Dorset. Our news covers COVID-19, as well as anything that has happened as a result of COVID-19 in Dorset.

Video meeting

STARS Dorset sees a huge increase of calls to its support line

3 days ago

Weymouth & Portland Police officers

No major issues in Dorset during Super Saturday

5 days ago

Library

How you can click and collect books from Dorset libraries

1 week ago

Trains at the Swanage Railway

Swanage Railway saved! Trains due to start running in less than a fortnight

1 week ago

Magellan Aerospace people holding parts

100 aerospace jobs in Dorset under threat from reduced demand

1 week ago

Stoneways Marine

Stoneways Marine is open for business

1 week ago

Cars in a car park

Are you a key worker? Unfortunately, free parking is coming to an end

1 week ago

Dorset Community Foundation

Charity of the month: Dorset Community Foundation

1 week ago

New trees in a garden

Volunteers & Wessex Water plant trees at Panda Pre-school in Blandford

1 week ago

Weymouth Octoberfest

Weymouth Octoberfest 2020 has been cancelled

2 weeks ago

Shrimps on a plate

Nyetimber Dorset Seafood Festival postponed until 2021

2 weeks ago

HealthBus Bournemouth

Bournemouth’s bus health clinic for the homeless needs your help

2 weeks ago

Audi Q5 punctured wheels

Audi Q5 punctured wheels driving through the exit at Studland car park

2 weeks ago

Car park closed by police car

Beachgoers head for Studland after Sandbanks closed

2 weeks ago

RNLI lifeguard jetski

A swimmer was found unconscious at Sandbanks

2 weeks ago

Major incident

Major incident declared over crowds on the beach

2 weeks ago

TUI airplane

Bournemouth Airport reopens to tourist flights

2 weeks ago

T72 tank

Tankfest 2020 is going ahead, but it will be streamed online

2 weeks ago

DorSAR team

Dorset Search & Rescue received a generous face mask donation

2 weeks ago

Yeovilton Air Day 2014

Yeovilton Air Day will be a video montage on Facebook

3 weeks ago

Dorset household recycling centre

Household recycling centres struggling with increasing pressure

3 weeks ago

Syrian refugee family in Dorset

Council resettled 82 Syrian refugees across the county – here’s one story

3 weeks ago

Lyme Bay Moonrakers

Local Singer helps Lyme Bay Moonrakers by crocheting shawls for their costumes

3 weeks ago

Magnox Winfrith

£25,000 grants for Dorset’s vulnerable groups

4 weeks ago

John Westbrook driving ambulances

The Gillingham firefighter who’s driving ambulances on the frontline

4 weeks ago

Trains at the Swanage Railway

Swanage Railway needs your help to survive

4 weeks ago

High street in Shaftesbury

Dorset’s high streets are reopening tomorrow

4 weeks ago

Dorset Council building

Dorset Council gave out more than £100m in grants to businesses

4 weeks ago

Man wearing face mask on a bus

Changes to bus passes for the elderly

4 weeks ago

Gold Hill in Shaftesbury

Business discretionary grant deadline in two days

4 weeks ago

Campaign by ambulance service

Violence and aggression towards ambulance staff

4 weeks ago

Primary schools will not reopen before the summer

1 month ago

COVID-19 test result

No COVID-19 deaths in Dorset since 1st June

1 month ago

Dorset2Door Ben and Simon

Top-quality Dorset produce straight to your doorstep

1 month ago

Paddleboarders going past cruise ship

Can you get close to the cruise ships in Weymouth Bay?

1 month ago

Bournemouth pier

Dorset Council receives emergency funding for travel enhancements

1 month ago

Senior lady and care giver

Volunteer Centre Dorset welcomes 2,000 new volunteers

1 month ago

Weymouth McDonald's

McDonald’s in Weymouth set to be the busiest in the UK

1 month ago

Clean Jurassic Coast

Durdle Door crowds left masses of litter

1 month ago

Dorset beach huts

Dorset Council launches Discretionary Grant Scheme

1 month ago

Sunseeker yacht in Poole

Sunseeker announces plans for staff to return to work

1 month ago

High street in Shaftesbury

Pedestrianisation of Shaftesbury’s High Street has been approved

1 month ago