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'Affordable' homes in Charminster UP to ten ‘affordable’ homes a week could completed in Dorset during the coming year. However the figure is subject to market pressures and might drop to 300 over the 12 months, rather than the hoped for 500. The data was given to Portland councillor Paul Kimber at Tuesday’s Cabinet meeting in response to a question about county-wide affordable home provision. Housing portfolio holder Cllr Graham Carr-Jones told him that Dorset Council was currently predicting 300 new affordable homes to be built in the Dorset Council area in 2021/22. “This ...

Tea rooms may not currently be open but afternoon tea is still an option. With doors closed once more due to the lockdown, West Bay Tea Rooms are offering a cream tea delivery service. The team will be delivering packages of tea and scones directly to your door. The packages will include two freshly baked, homemade scones with local and strawberry jam, Dorset clotted cream, complete with an enveloped Clipper Tea teabag. The packs will cost £5.50 and delivery will be no extra charge. A spokesman for West Bay Tea Rooms said: "Show that special someone you're thinking of them with a c...

A BEAMINSTER company is supporting the community this Christmas by giving a cash donation to the area's food back. Clipper Teas has donated £2,500 to Beaminster Food Bank to support the 'Community Fridge Project' and to aid the distribution of food bank care packages. Beaminster Food Bank, overseen by Beaminster Team Churches and Dorset Council, works primarily with local businesses and the community to provide care packages containing fruit, vegetables, fresh meat, toiletries and sanitary products to those that need it in the Beaminster area. The donation made by Clipper Teas will g...