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The county’s integrated shared electronic health and care record – the Dorset Care Record (DCR) – has hit several major milestones in recent weeks.
With another hot, dry summer upon us, Litter Free Dorset is again calling on retailers to take meaningful action for the environment by permanently removing single-use barbecues from their shelves and encouraging customers to enjoy waste-free picnics instead.
Making ice-lollies and tropical punch has proved a great way to encourage elderly residents at a dementia care home in Wellington to maintain their fluid intake during the recent hot weather.
Staff at St Benedict’s Nursing Home Glastonbury have made it possible for a 100-year-old great grandmother Joan Hawken to join in the end-of-term jollity at the primary school where two of her great grandsons are pupils.
The Bristol office of national law firm Clarke Willmott LLP has bolstered its private capital team with two new joiners.
A woman from Bristol credits a friend she made while travelling in Bali in 2016 for the baby boy she gave birth to five years later.
Bristol hoteliers said thank you to supporters who sponsored the annual Night of the Stars glittering gala in the best way they know – with some hospitality.
National law firm Clarke Willmott LLP has been recognised at the highest level in the 2025 Chambers and Partners High Net Worth Guide.
Bristol hoteliers have backed plans to increase the capacity of the YTL Arena which is currently under construction at the former Filton Airfield site.
Businesses and workers in the South West are set to benefit from the UK’s trade deal with India as new analysis shows the landmark agreement will deliver a £150 million to the local economy as part of the Plan for Change.
As Parliament winds down for the summer recess, the question on many farming families’ minds is: will the government be for turning when it comes to proposed tax reforms?
As Bath prepares to mark the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth with its most impressive Jane Austen festival to date, the Grade I listed Francis Hotel invites guests to step back in time with a celebration of its own Georgian roots.
Post Office Horizon scandal campaigner Sir Alan Bates was given a standing ovation as he received an honorary degree from the University of Exeter in recognition of his work over two decades to expose the abuse of sub-postmasters.
The wish of 86-year-old Bridgwater woman Margaret Brown to be reunited with her horse, Indy, after a separation of 12 months has been realized thanks to the efforts of staff at the dementia care home where she lives.
Roadchef has announced the launch of its new Farm Shop at Sedgemoor Services Southbound, on the M5.
Residents at St Cecilia care home in Somerset were treated to a special visit when Bluey, a friendly three-year-old cob horse, stopped by with his owners, locals Jade and Martin Smith.
