Category: Dorset Politics

These Acts make a bonfire of our rights

Train drivers are being forced to strike again this month as part of a long-running dispute over pay and conditions. Regrettably, many people’s travel...

Unseen, unsung, unjust: carers need more help

should be something to rejoice about , but while caring is love, it also needs effort – veering towards work – and it is...

Wanted – one honest politician

They say there’s no such thing as an honest politician, but that’s an over-simplification. Some politicians are genuinely driven to do their absolute best...

The balance of national well-being

Addressing the complex tapestry of security, Simon Hoare MP discusses defence, environmental threats, and energy independence as key areas While there are always many issues...

North Dorset MP secures £600m for local councils

Simon Hoare plays pivotal role in securing the funding boost, aiming to alleviate financial strains on Dorset and Somerset councils On 12th January, 46 Members...

The quest for accountability: still fighting against Post Office injustices

MP Chris Loder confronts the Post Office’s leadership, offering unwavering commitment to the Horizon scandal victims Before I proceed, I would like to wish you,...

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A yard full of potential

Foaling, backing, pretraining, first race under rules … owner Lucy Procter covers the full journey this month at The Glanvilles Stud Our only February foal...

Are Dorset’s rural roads quietly destroying your suspension?

Driving a Dorset B-road in winter is not a gentle experience it is a series of jolts, dips, and sudden drops that your suspension...

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