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Dorset National Park and your business
The Dorset National Park Spring Newsletter has items on: the opportunities a Dorset National Park offers our communities, economy and environment; the wide-ranging supportive resolution agreed in January by Weymouth & Portland Borough Council; how a National Park...
read moreBrexit comment from British Chambers of Commerce
Weymouth and Portland Chamber of Commerce and The Dorset Chamber of Commerce and Industry are highlighting Brexit comment from the British Chambers of Commerce. The UK’s impending departure from the European Union will bring change for businesses of every size and...
read moreBusy Breakfast Networking at the Nothe Tavern
Over forty members and guests attended the Chamber March breakfast meeting at the Nothe Tavern, Weymouth. Past President Andrew Knowles acted as MC for the meeting and once he had thanked everyone for attending he asked ne President Craig to say a few words. Craig...
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Brexit comment from British Chambers of Commerce
Weymouth and Portland Chamber of Commerce and The Dorset Chamber of Commerce and Industry are highlighting Brexit comment from the British Chambers of Commerce. The UK’s impending departure from the European Union will bring change for businesses of every size and...
read moreSpring Statement detail by Albert Goodman
Amidst all the Brexit debates the Chancellor, Philip Hammond, presented his second Spring Statement on Wednesday 13 March 2019. In his speech the Chancellor provided an update on the economy and responded to the Office for Budget Responsibility forecasts. In addition...
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Letter: Extension of Article 50 is down to Eurosceptic MPs who did not back their own party
on 19/03/2019 at 12:00 pm
I could not believe what I read in the MP Richard Drax's column (Echo 15 March) titled "Top Down Conspiracy To Stay In EU". Perhaps Mr Drax should dwell a little upon how we have arrived at the present impasse. In the 2016 referendum the people of UK overall voted narrowly to leave, Scotland and Northern Ireland voted remain. In the campaign the Leave side stressed how easy a deal with the EU would be, comments were made such as the Germans will still want to sell their cars to us. The people w […]
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You'll never guess where brave RNLI lifesaver was during first-ever callout
on 19/03/2019 at 12:00 pm
Brave lifeboat crew member Georgia Robson was called out to sea for the first time while at a dentist's appointment. […]
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Column: We must put faith in younger generation of farmers to see us through Brexit
on 19/03/2019 at 12:00 pm
The Farming industry is a never-ending rollercoaster ride, but not just any old rollercoaster, one where the sharp dips, turns and downwards spirals occur more often than we would hope, with long upwards climbs and minimal meandering, never quite sure what direction we will be thrown next. The reason behind the turbulent ride? Global markets, political instability, climate and the ever increasing consumer pressure. So why do we do it? Farmers are not often described as thrill-seeking daredevils […]
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Residents left in the dark by broken street lights
on 19/03/2019 at 12:00 pm
Residents are being warned that a project to fix broken and outdated street lighting 'will take some time'. […]
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A sculpture honouring the Queen will be unveiled at this garden next month
on 19/03/2019 at 12:00 pm
A sculpture honouring The Queen is being built at Greenhill Gardens in Weymouth this week. […]
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