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MEDALS, collectable coins and jewellery have been stolen after thieves targeted a home in Owermoigne.

DETAILS of plans to build more than 30,000 new homes across Dorset have emerged in the county’s local plan. The government has said 30,481 new homes must be built in Dorset by 2038 - around 1,793 each year. Residents have until March 15 to share their views on where the homes should be built, and which areas should be protected from developments. More than 7,500 new homes are proposed for South Eastern Dorset, the second largest share of the new development, including some on protected green-belt areas. Corfe Mullen Plans for 400 homes in Corfe Mullen are revealed in the document,...

DETAILS of plans to build almost 30,500 new homes across Dorset have emerged in the county’s local plan. The government has said 30,481 new homes must be built in Dorset by 2038 - around 1,793 each year. Residents have until March 15 to share their views on where the homes should be built, and which areas should be protected from developments. More than 7,500 new homes are proposed for South Eastern Dorset, the second largest share of the new development, including some on protected green-belt areas. Corfe Mullen Plans for 400 homes in Corfe Mullen are revealed in the document, in...

Dog ower Nikki Skinner issues warning after she and her dog,Ron, were followed around Lytchett Matravers on Saturday January 30 2021 A WORRIED dog owner has asked others to be on their guard after being followed around a village by two vehicles. The driver of a van leaned out of his window and said: "Oh my goodness, what a beautiful dog" as Nikki Skinner walked her dog, Ron, in Lytchett Matravers on Saturday January 30. He then turned his van around and parked in front of her, leaving her feeling suspicious, so she changed direction. Nikki was then approached by the driver of a BMW ca...

PLANS for nine luxury homes on a former council depot site at Redbridge Lane, Crossways have been refused planning permission. Dorset Council has decided the one hectare site would not be sustainable as it lies outside of the defined development area which would mean residents having to rely on cars for all their needs. A council decision notice also mentions the lack of a biodiversity plan and a potential flood risk and says the proposals do not make efficient use of the land. Applicants, LPC Construction, had asked for nine four and five-bed homes on the former depot which has a num...