Category: Dorset Business News

10 new pubs for local brewery family as expansion continues across the south

Blandford’s independent family brewer, Hall & Woodhouse, has made a number of pub acquisitions as part of its ongoing estate expansion, with more in...

Landlords face new legal obligations

The new Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Bill needs some consideration from landlords before it passes into law, expected in March, says the team at Blanchards...

Brad highly commended at estate agent ‘Oscars’ awards

Brad Hansford, Meyers Estate Agent for Shaftesbury, was awarded ‘highly commended’ for New Agency of the Year at the prestigious awards. From an entry list...

Dolphin Centre calls to makers and small businesses to trade at Street Market

The Dolphin Centre in Poole is encouraging local small businesses and start-ups to trade at its Street Market. Introduced in September last year, the Dolphin...

10 New Year resolutions to achieve a better balance between work and your personal life

Are you prepared for this new year? Dorset Chamber’s CEO Ian Girling suggests a quick business re-think. I’d like to belatedly wish you a very...

Free training courses in skilled trades for Dorset adults

Bournemouth & Poole College are offering adults in Dorset the chance to upskill or re-train through government-funded skills bootcamps. #Train4Tomorrow offers free, high quality, digital...

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The Attention Economy: How Digital Industries Compete for Your Free Time

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