Seaside residents could get high street discountspublished at 11:58 BST 15 September
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council is considering discount cards for residents.
Read MoreLabour has won a landslide victory in the UK general election, according to the exit poll
Tobias Ellwood has lost his seat in Bournemouth East
Dorset South has turned to Labour with Richard Drax being ousted
Connor Burns was also voted out in Bournemouth West
Simon Hoare has held on to North Dorset for the Conservatives
Poole went to a third recount before Labour's Neil Duncan-Jordan ousted Conservative's Sir Robert Syms, with just 18 votes in it
Lib Dems take Mid Dorset and North Poole
Chope gives his verdict
Dan Kerins, Stephen Stafford & Sue Paz
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council is considering discount cards for residents.
Read MoreThe council by-election saw the Reform candidate finish second in a seat they had hoped to win.
Read MoreResearchers from the University of Warwick and Welsh Ambulance Service took part in the experiments.
Read MoreWill Pope, who has a farm in Dorset, has told us about the “pain and aggravation” of finding a spider-shaped crop circle on his land.
“It’s a lot of damage, a lot of cost and a lot of stress,” he says.
He was alerted to the crop circle on his land last year when images of the farm in Sturminster Marshall started circulating on social media.
Will says he found a “family in the middle having a picnic” when he went to cut the crops.
He suggests the culprits approach the farmer with their ideas before causing “criminal damage” - that way they might be able to come to some arrangement and still be able to enjoy the crop circle.
BBC reporter Steve Harris speaks to Will Pope about the financial impact of crop circles
Dorset Council is told a total of 330 young people in its area are now classified as Neets.
Read MorePoole Museum is preparing to welcome visitors as part of a phased reopening after a £10m revamp.
Read MoreA council receives additional funding of £27,500 to remove chewing gun from more streets.
Read MoreBournemouth MP Tom Hayes says that if a playground is built on it should be replaced nearby.
Read MoreThe Government has said the measures would reduce the welfare budget by £4.8bn.
Read MoreSafety in Bournemouth's town centre is a "huge concern" for women, MP Jessica Toale says.
Read MoreMr Kelloggs regularly visits care homes and hospitals across Dorset and the New Forest.
Read MoreParents in Bournemouth back calls for better playgrounds as authority says it can not afford maintenance.
Read MoreOthers to receive honours include a bus company managing director and a retired senior nurse.
Read MoreHolly, from Poole, Dorset, has been sleeping on a friend's sofa after experiencing problems at home.
Read MoreDorset and Wiltshire Fire Service sacked eight staff since the start of 2022, figures show.
Read MoreThe ponies, found to be in need of care and treatment, were removed from a field, police say.
Read MoreSir Christopher Chope suggested Badenoch would be less able to commit to the demands of being party leader.
Read MoreArtwey Gallery will serve as an art exhibition venue for the community until February.
Read MoreWilliam Barnes bequeathed his works to Dorset's county museum, which he founded in the 19th Century.
Read MoreLast year the pair raised the first white-tailed eagle in southern England since 1780.
Read More