Latest Bridport News

• 8th November 2013
  BRIDPORT: One year on... and well rooted ‘To me beating cancer is not about not dying. It's about living, really living, every moment and every day. But how could I do that? Who could help me stay on track? Throughout my cancer treatment, despite asking and looking, there were no survivor or support groups where I live in West Dorset.’
• 8th November 2013
  BRIDPORT: Rumours ‘Broadchurch’ won’t return to West Bay By Benjamin Parker. REPORTS that the second series of award-winning drama Broadchurch will not be filmed in West Dorset are “speculation”, according to ITV.
• 8th November 2013
  BRIDPORT: County council backing for National Adoption Week DORSET County Council is inviting potential adopters to come forward during a week highlighting the difference adoption can make to the lives of children.
• 8th November 2013
  BRIDPORT: Town vines ‘thriving’ VINES planted outside a Bridport wine shop have produced a bumper crop this year, according to the vineyard that planted them.
• 8th November 2013
  BRIDPORT: Dorset-style hedgelaying is part of national champs By Benjamin Parker. DORSET-style hedgelaying has been represented for the first time at the National Hedgelaying Championships after lobbying by a group of local hedgers.
• 8th November 2013
  BRIDPORT: Frightening fun at forest school as kids get back to nature for Halloween By Benjamin Parker. CHILDREN enjoyed a morning of witchcraft and wizardry during a spooky Forest School session on Friday of last week.
• 8th November 2013
  BRIDPORT: Dorset NHS chief exec steps down THE chief executive of a Dorset health service provider has stepped down from the post with immediate effect.
• 8th November 2013
  BRIDPORT: Magna’s big clean-up THE problem of litter on housing estates in Dorset is being addressed by Magna Housing Assocation in an effort to improve the service it delivers.
• 8th November 2013
  BRIDPORT: Halloween - No tricks, plenty of treats . . . THE behaviour of young people in Beaminster and Bridport has been praised by Bridport police after an almost incident-free Halloween celebration.
• 8th November 2013
  BRIDPORT: Have your say The Jurassic Coast Partnership would like to hear from local people about their views on how the World Heritage Site, which extends 95 miles from Exmouth to Studland, should be looked after.