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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.

Today 22:00

The Nightshift

Late-night radio done right... the soundtrack that keeps Dorset moving after dark.

Thu 04:00

Community Connect Catch-up

Missed Community Connect yesterday? Catch the repeat here.

Thu 07:00

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.

Local News, Sport, Events & Weather for the Dorset Coast

£480,000 Poole Road resurfacing scheme will bring eight weekdays of disruption

A £480,000 resurfacing scheme on Poole Road in Westbourne will begin on September 14, with work lasting eight weekdays.

Five nights of closures to begin on Christchurch bypass

Drivers are being warned of five nights of overnight closures on Fountain Way in Christchurch from September 14 to 18 while resurfacing and highway maintenance works are carried out.

Stolen vehicle found with false plates as wanted man arrested by Dorset Police

A stolen vehicle has been recovered as part of ongoing efforts to tackle rural crime.

Burglars steal shed door after alarm interrupts break-in

Dorset Police are appealing for information after burglars removed and stole a residential shed door on Foxholes Road at 12.59 a.m. on Friday 11 September.

Couple to retire after 35 years as pub set for refurbishment

After 35 years in the hospitality industry, Steve and Cherry Dyer have called last orders!

Bournemouth's surf community fear pier works could destroy waves

Surfers in Bournemouth are calling for urgent consultation over planned pier works, warning the removal of lower platforms could damage wave quality, harm tourism and affect the local community.