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Dorset Council is set to commit £6.2 million of developer contribution funding to help secure the long term future of The Cobb in Lyme Regis, one of the county’s most iconic and historic landmarks.
Residents are being invited to have their say on whether open fires should be banned on Falmouth’s beaches.
Developers will now have more control over the financial and strategic consequences of “rights to light” cases, according to national law firm Clarke Willmott.
A new report capturing the ideas and lived experience of local people on how Dorset can prepare for a changing climate has been published.
A new network of Youth Hubs has officially launched across Cornwall to help young people access employment, training, and personalised guidance.
The Supreme Court’s ruling in the case of Oatly AB v Dairy UK marks “a decisive moment in UK food-labelling law” that will bolster the dairy industry, according to a leading lawyer.
British businesses are well placed to help drive the post-war reconstruction of Ukraine despite “practical and systematic challenges,” according to a leading lawyer.
Octagon Music Hub (OMH) has launched a series of short stakeholder surveys to help shape the future of music education across Dorset and Somerset.
Council Leaders and Directors of Public Health from every local authority in the South West have united to demand the immediate passage of the Tobacco and Vapes Bill.
Cornwall Council has formally adopted the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) to help create a better future for our children and young people.
Dorset residents now have a new way to tune into life on the land, as a brand-new podcast launches exploring how our county’s farmers, communities and organisations are working together to restore nature and produce local food.
With new heat network laws having come into force last week developers, operators, landowners and public sector bodies are entering a new era of compliance, cautions energy specialist Laurence Lacey from national law firm Clarke Willmott.
Dorset Council’s building control service is celebrating not one but two pieces of national recognition.
Do you need some capital funding for a community project? The latest round of Dorset Council’s Capital Leverage Fund (Round 6) is closing soon – so now is the time to apply.
Cobden v Cobden represents a turning point for the British countryside, says Clarke Willmott
Dorset Council and Heidelberg Materials work together to make a difference across the county and in local communities.
The Government’s decision to increase the inheritance tax (IHT) relief threshold for farmers from £1 million to £2.5 million marks a significant and necessary shift in policy, particularly after months of concern and protest from across the agricultural sector.
As artificial intelligence continues to reshape the modern workplace, its integration into employment practices raises complex legal questions. AI is infiltrating the workplace from recruitment to performance management and beyond.
A new campaign tackling the decline in the number of young people learning modern languages at A-level is being launched in the South West.
