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Natenyahu visit might cause diplomatic tension with Turkey
The possible Israeli involvement in the oil reserves issue might cause a bigger conflict in the region. Ilker kocas looks at the possible conflict in the East Mediterranean Sea.
Winton in need of a traders’ association
One of UK’s best performing markets, Winton, does not have an active traders' association. Prasanth Aby Thomas finds that shop owners in Winton have mixed opinions on the need for one.
Twitter: the fastest news source
Twitter fans rate the micro-blogging service as the fastest and number one news source. Andria Archontides looks at whether Twitter is becoming the place to go for news.
Weymouth cleans up its graffiti
Prasanth Aby Thomas looks at the project to fight graffiti in Weymouth. Offenders will be made to clean up the graffiti as part of the 'Wipe Out' campaign.
Bournemouth University to invest £140m
Bournemouth University is planning to invest £140m in its buildings and academic facilities. BU’s plan will run until 2018 and the money will be spend on new building projects and staff. Ilker Kocas looks at how the money will affect BU.
Twin Sails finally set to open
A community weekend to celebrate the first crossing of the newly constructed Twin Sails Bridge will be hosted by Cllr Graham Wilson, Mayor of Poole next week. Ashley Crowson records the milestones of the 30-year project.
Dorset crews rescue three cats from fire
Three cats in Dorchester used up one of their nine lives today, after being rescued by fire crews from a burning kitchen.
Disappointment over Dorset Fire’s council tax freeze
The Fire Brigade Union in Dorset said they were disappointed with the Dorset Fire Authority's decision to not raise the council tax.
Poole Museum nominated for ‘Great of Great Britain’ award
Poole Museum has been nominated by the public as a "Great" of Great Britain.
