July 2020

Carer

Joint Dorset response to Prime Minister’s criticism of care homes during the pandemic

The huge effort of the care sector across Dorset during the pandemic has been praised as BCP Council and Dorset Council shares concern about the Prime Minister’s comments that ‘too many care homes didn’t really follow the procedure in the way that they could have’.

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Weymouth Beach

Dorset Council prepared for crowds this weekend

Dorset Council is reassuring local people that it has measures in place across the county to cope with any influx of visitors to Dorset. Now that most pubs, restaurants, bars, hotels and B&B businesses are open, the council is expecting Dorset to be busy this weekend, especially as the weather forecast is looking good. Coastal… Read more Dorset Council prepared for crowds this weekend

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New £1.7 million agri-tech innovation centre at Dorset Innovation Park

Dorset Innovation Park Enterprise Zone, Wool, welcomes its latest land purchase and development of a research and innovation centre. Dorset Council is proud to announce the sale to Draper Ventilation Limited [draperVENT]. Dorset LEP has allocated a £740,000 Growing Places Fund loan to draperVENT, who will increase the total investment to £1.7 million for the… Read more New £1.7 million agri-tech innovation centre at Dorset Innovation Park

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Council seeks views on draft Licensing and Gambling Policies

  As a licensing authority, we are asking for your views on two new policies. These are two new policies for Licensing and Gambling.  The policies are intended to set out what we expect of premises licence and permit holders. These include betting shops, bingo halls, amusement arcades, gaming machines in pubs and clubs, pubs,… Read more Council seeks views on draft Licensing and Gambling Policies

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Supporting businesses and the local economy: update on Dorset Council’s approach to planning requirements (July 2020)

Dorset Council wishes to support economic recovery and help local businesses adapt to the current social distancing requirements. The Council recognises that this is a challenging time for many businesses, and we will be taking a pragmatic approach to planning requirements, to support businesses wherever possible.

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