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Former Cherries winger Jordon Ibe will appear in court charged with actual bodily harm after his arrest at Luton Airport last month, police have said.

A new application has been submitted to New Forest District Council proposing the outline development of ten dwellings near Fordingbridge.

The New Forest Commoners Defence Association (CDA) is planning to expand signage across the forest to discourage public interaction with livestock.

Bournemouth's premier bug and invertebrate show is set to return to the BH Live Active, Littledown in 2026.

Liberal Democrat Daisy Cooper MP visited Abbots Care Dorset to discuss homecare sector challenges, rising demand, and the need for investment in UK social care.

A Bournemouth MP has voiced serious concerns after retired public servants were left without pension payments following the transfer of the Civil Service Pension Scheme to Capita.

Oakhaven Hospice joins the This is Hospice Care campaign, highlighting the vital role of legacy giving in funding end-of-life care across the UK.

A popular pancake race is back promising to be a fun filled day for competitors for all ages this week.

Part of Swanage high street will be closed overnight later this month to allow essential water pipe replacement works to take place.

PRIDE parade is set to return in 2026 with a three-day celebration at Meyrick Park.

A Bournemouth MP visited a heart club to highlight importance of cardiovascular health.

The Tank Museum in Dorset acquires Lt Col Stewart Inglis Howard-Jones' WWII medals, celebrating Royal Tank Regiment bravery. Supported by Arts Council England.

A mum on maternity leave has launched an honesty brownie hut which has ‘gone wild’ in Corfe Mullen.

This Ringwood tattoo artist is opening his own studio after building a devoted following for his ink.

Co-op food has announced they will permanently close their store due to “sustained market changes and operating cost increases.”

BCP Council faces criticism from Tom Hayes after halting step-free access at Pokesdown Station, sparking concerns over accessibility, regeneration, and trust.

BCP Council’s proposal to increase council tax for 2026/27 by 6.75 per cent is unacceptable.

A wheelchair user has said he feels “like I’m in the Victorian age” after funding which would improve accessibility at Pokesdown Station was cut this week.

Weather forecasters are monitoring a potential wintry spell that could bring snow to parts of southern England later this week- though the chances of it reaching Dorset remain slim.