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Steve Harris Episodes

  1. The eleven year old Dorchester boy who's successfully campaigned to save the medals of one of Britain's greatest pilots

    The memorabilia, which belonged to Captain Eric Brown

  2. The treatment now available in Dorset which it's hoped will reduce the number of people dying of drug overdose.

    Naloxone is like an antidote for heroin overdoses.

  3. Sarah moved to Dorset to escape her abusive partner. She tells us her story

    Domestic violence incidents increase over the festive period.

  4. 06/12/2016

    Laurence Herdman sits in. Live from Dorset with local, national and international news.

  5. On International Volunteer Day, we spend some time with a 92 year old from Dorchester who benefits from befriending

    Jack is a widower who is visited every week by his befriender Pennie.

  6. It's a wildlife special today as we talk about Dorset's bats and dormice

    Jethro the noctule bat joins us in the studio.

  7. The long-awaited consultation into the re-organisation of health care across Dorset begins today

    We speak to the Chair of the Clinical Commissioning Group about proposed changes.

  8. There's been a big increase in the number of life and death calls to the ambulance service in Dorset

    It's also taking longer for emergency crews to reach people in need.

  9. Two Dorset councils are spending thousands of pounds every month on empty buildings.

    East Dorset District and Weymouth and Portland Borough Council are being criticised.

  10. The cancer counselling bus coming to Dorset thanks to a Californian's generosity

    Steve Blonstein grew up in Dorchester and Wimborne

  11. Concerns over the future of CAB services in the north of the county

    North Dorset District Council is consulting on a series of cost-saving options.

  12. 24/11/2016

    Live from Dorset, Steve Harris starts the day with local, national and international news.

  13. We look ahead to the Autumn Statement and the impact it may have on Dorset businesses

    Philip Hammond gives his first address as chancellor.

  14. We're across the problems caused by Storm Angus across the county

    Flooding is affecting roads and communities.

  15. The Dorchester family hoping their dead son's poem can help others struggling with drug addiction

    Simon Hooper died eight months ago after a long battle with drugs.

  16. The Poole disability charity celebrating the re-opening of its children's respite home

    'Lily's Place' can care for nearly double the number of children as it did before.

  17. Portland's helicopter base will remain open

    There were question marks over its future when the coastguard move to Leigh-On-Solent.

  18. The South Dorset MP on conditions jeopardising prison officers' safety

    Richard Drax tells us he was shown the situation at The Verne on Portland.

  19. Britain's most famous dinosaur is coming to Dorchester

    Dippy the Diplodocus will visit Dorset County Museum in 2018.

  20. Dorset Police are supporting a change to the law to give police dogs and horses more protection

    Finns Law is being discussed in Parliament today.

  21. Concerns about changes to GP surgeries in Dorset

    There are calls for any changes to be put out to public consultation.

  22. We're live at the Bridport home of a family who've raised 拢9k for their pet labrador

    16 month old Tess needs an expensive, life-saving operation.

  23. Reaction to the US presidential result, and the Blandford pub fitted with a defibrillator

    We hear from The Greyhound Pub in Blandford about its new piece of kit.

  24. Wyke Regis's eye-catching poppy display

    Ahead of Remembrance Sunday, one Dorset village has been putting on a show of support.

  25. The new benefits cap which could result in some Dorset families being evicted

    A new 拢20000 a year limit on benefits comes into effect today.

  26. 1 in 4 British parents fears teaching religion to their children; we hear reaction from the Archdeacon of Sherborne

    Those figures are according to a new study from the thinktank Theos.

  27. 98% of responses to a public consultation about new houses in Purbeck opposed the plans

    The council now has to go back to the drawing board.

  28. As the full Ironman race is cancelled in Weymouth for 2017 we hear from the event organiser

    There were complaints about road closures during 2016's event.

  29. 50% of children in Dorset's nurseries don't have access to a qualified early years teacher

    The charity Save The Children says those children will do less well at school.

  30. We're live on Weymouth beach on the morning after a protest by dog owners

    Hundreds of dog owners turned out to voice their opposition to a longer dog ban.

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