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  • Recycle your Christmas Tree for free!

    By Newshound007 at 16:55 on 28/12/11
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    Real Christmas trees are being collected by councils in Weymouth, Portland and West Dorset between Thursday 5 January and Wednesday 1 February. Residents can leave trees alongside their brown bins to be collected. Book ahead - 48 hours in advance. You can do this online at  www.dorsetforyou.com/christmastreerecycling, or ring 01305 251010. Then all you have to do is leave the tree out on the same day you would leave your...
  • Weymouth binmen might go on strike next week

    By Newshound007 at 21:19 on 26/11/11
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    Rubbish and recycling might not be collected next week if council workers are going on strike in Weymouth and Portland. Public sector employees across the whole country are taking part in an industrial dispute next Wednesday (30 November). They are striking over pension changes that will see them pay more and work for longer. Council chief David Clarke, who is chief executive of both West Dorset District and Weymouth and Portland...
  • Weymouth council clears up 'confusion' over cafe culture crackdown

    By Newshound007 at 21:45 on 28/06/11
    Weymouth council clears up ‘confusion’ over cafe culture crackdown
    The borough council has defended its controversial decision to bring in special licences for early morning and late night seating areas outside pubs and bars and restaurants in Weymouth. It has issued a statement saying it wants to clear up any confusion that exists regarding its policy for licensing 'sitting out' areas in Weymouth, Dorset. Brief holder for Community Safety, Councillor Geoff Petherick said the council was...
  • You've got till 3pm today to look at plans for Weymouth Eye

    By Emily_P at 11:14 on 18/06/11
    Artist's impression of what the Weymouth Eye will look like!
    There is still time for Weymouth people to get to the Hotel Prince Regent to take a look at an exhibition about a huge rotating viewing tower that could be built by Weymouth Pavilion. The exhibition closes at 3pm today (Saturday June 18) - so there's still time for you to get along and have your say about what you think. The tower will cost £3 million and be built and paid for by Merlin Entertainments - the people who run the Sea...
  • £200,000 facelift for Weymouth's crumbling Guildhall

    By Newshound007 at 21:51 on 31/05/11
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    Repairs costing up to £200,000 have started on Weymouth's Guildhall. Today (Tuesday 31 May), the Borough Council begins extensive structural repair work on the Guildhall in Weymouth. According to the Dorset Echo last September, work to reconnect stonework and the backing masonry is expected to cost £38,000 and work that will include opening up infilled windows will cost a further £27,000. Professional fees have not...

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