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More than 1,300 people share their views to PCC on proposed changes to policing
Over 1,300 responses received as PCC David Sidwick pledges to ensure Dorset's voice is heard in national police reform debate.
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Over 1,300 responses received as PCC David Sidwick pledges to ensure Dorset's voice is heard in national police reform debate.
Tuckton Tea Gardens application for Sale of alcohol for consumption on premises and live music has been approved.
Owners of Tuckton Tea Gardens say a permanent licence to sell alcohol and host live music would help secure the business’s future, while objectors fear it could turn the site into a “beer and live mus
Plans to introduce live music and alcohol sales at Tuckton Tea Gardens is going to be heard by committee
Tuckton residents at Cranleigh Court say food waste went uncollected for seven weeks, leaving overflowing bins, flies and maggots before a reporter intervened.
Tuckton Tea Gardens, in Wick, recently applied for a full time premises license to provide a range of community-focused events, dining experiences and activities.
A new independent butchers has opened in Tuckton, aiming to bring high-quality meat to families, fitness enthusiasts and home cooks at more accessible prices.
Shapwick, Beaminster and Puncknowle are among the most mispronounced Dorset place names, according to readers.
Bournemouth Boating Services Ltd seeks BCP Council licence to sell alcohol and host live music at Tuckton Tea Gardens, Belle Vue Road, until 10.30pm.
David Sidwick has begun legal action against the Home Office over what he describes as an outdated and unfair police funding formula.
Police and Crime Commissioner David Sidwick has “concerns” about the government’s “last-minute” decision to allow pubs to remain open for the England game in the early hours of Monday morning.
Wickmeads in Tuckton, Bournemouth, celebrated its 10th anniversary with a garden party featuring residents, families, and community guests.
Dorset police and crime commissioner David Sidwick is calling on young people across Dorset to share their views as part of his second youth survey.
Dorset PCC David Sidwick, despite welcoming 23 extra Neighbourhood Police Officers (NPTs) in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole, has voiced wider funding concerns.
Dorset Police report falling crime and anti-social behaviour in Dorset, with increased visible policing, patrols, and Safer Streets funding boosting safety.
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