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Dorset Coast Non Stop
Back-to-back hits across the south - non-stop feel-good favourites from today and across the decades.
The Nightshift
Late-night radio done right... the soundtrack that keeps Dorset moving after dark.
Breakfast with Gary Plummer
The best way to start your day! Gary's got your 'Breakfast Brainteaser', local news and the best music to set you up smiling for the day ahead.
Paul Sutton
Your feel-good mornings are here! Paul takes you through the day with some great music and local event news
Local News, Sport, Events & Weather for the Dorset Coast
Residents encouraged to donate unwanted tech at new Dorset drop-off point
A technology drop-off point has opened at The Learning Centre at The Exchange in Sturminster Newton to help tackle digital exclusion.
Plans submitted to demolish Poole bungalow and build two family homes
Plans have been submitted to demolish a bungalow in Poole and replace it with two detached four-bedroom family homes.
Trauma therapy pilot launched to support veterans struggling with substance use
WithYou launches pilot in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole treating the trauma related to substance use - for those who have served
Rural treats drew crowds to 1970s New Forest country fayre
Brockenhurst Country Fayre on August 5, 1979 featured heavy horses, wool spinning, children’s games and arts and crafts stalls for families.
Disease-carrying ticks surviving into adulthood in UK due to heatwaves
While still rare, health officials are starting to detect them more often, according to the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA).
Putting soul in the hole: Bagel shop to open new location
BAGEL shop is to open a second location in Southbourne.
Plans put forward to alter Grade II-listed building in Christchurch town centre
Plans to alter a Grade II-listed building in Christchurch town centre have been put forward
From the Busby Babes to the Premier League: Cherries fan on 80 years at Dean Court
January 11, 1947, and an eight-year-old Michael Ive first set foot in the ground at Dean Court.
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