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Steve Harris Episodes

  1. Ahead of the venue's 40th birthday this weekend, we bring you the show live from Lighthouse Poole Centre for the Arts

    It opened on 1st April 1978.

  2. Dorset Police have confirmed three youths have been questioned following an assault on a 15 year old boy in Weymouth 28MAR18

    A video of the attack has been viewed more than 30,000 times.

  3. Reaction to proposed increases to fares on the Sandbanks Chain Ferry 27MAR18

    Purbeck District Council has voted unanimously against the move.

  4. The family of a man jailed for murdering a student in Bournemouth is planning to launch a fresh appeal 26MAR18

    Omar Benguit was convicted in 2005 of killing Jong Ok Shin.

  5. We talk about the impact that OCD can have on a person's life, and there's live music from Til There Was Uke 23MAR18

    Nikki Smith from Weymouth has been living with OCD for five years.

  6. One year on from the Westminster terror attack, we hear from the local MP who rushed to PC Keith Palmer's aid 22MAR18

    Bournemouth East MP Tobias Ellwood tried to save the policeman's life.

  7. We get local reaction to the death of a Red Arrows engineer in North Wales

    The RAF's aerobatic team have strong connections with Bournemouth.

  8. We've been spending time with the Dorset First Responders which was the first to be set up in the UK 20MAR18

    The group was set up in Thorncombe village 20 years ago.

  9. The snow is back in Dorset - but this time it's the 'Mini Beast'

    We had coverage as Dorset was hit by snow for the second time this spring.

  10. There's a call for the chairman of Dorset County Council's Health Scrutiny Committee to be removed 16MAR18

    It's claimed he misled committee members.

  11. North Dorset's MP says 'there's absolutely no danger' to the people of Gillingham 15MAR18

    People investigating the Salisbury attack removed items from the town yesterday.

  12. A Dorchester woman says she's angry after a card she sent to her mother was opened and scrawled with obscene language 14MAR18

    Mandy Robinson sent the card from Dorset to her mother Dorothy Hopkins in Berkshire.

  13. A cyclist from Poole says some of the town's cycle lanes are actually putting cyclist's lives at risk 13MAR18

    Jason Falconer says advisory lanes are confusing motorists.

  14. Since the middle of January roadworks have been causing misery for motorists coming on and off Portland 12MAR18

    The work is part of a 拢2.5m project to replace an ageing electricity cable.

  15. Campaigners fighting plans for a shake-up of healthcare have not given up hope of the Government getting involved 09MAR18

    A committee has been set up a group to consider referring the plans to the government.

  16. We celebrate International Women's Day by talking to influential women from Dorset 08Mar18

    We hear from Dorset's outgoing Chief Constable Debbie Simpson.

  17. An MP is calling for the death of a former Russian oil firm boss from Dorset to be re-investigated 07MAR18

    Stephen Curtis died in a helicopter crash near Bournemouth Airport in 2004.

  18. Pete Barrow becomes our first guest editor and asks 'What can be done to tackle anti-social behaviour in Weymouth'

    There have been 450 reports of anti social behaviour in Weymouth & Portland this year.

  19. The Monday after the week before, we talk about the way that organisations reacted to the cold and the snow 05MAR18

    How well did they react to the additional pressures?

  20. Dorset County Council say recent snow means they're going to ask the military to help 02MAR18

    We speak to Simon Parker, the council's emergency planning officer.

  21. Snow arrives in Dorset 01MAR18

    The white stuff has come and more of it is on the way. We talk about the impact.

  22. On Rare Disease Day we talk to a couple of Dorset residents affected by uncommon illnesses 28FEB18

    We speak to sufferers of Tuberous Sclerosis Complex and Kennedy's Disease.

  23. Reaction to the government green-lighting plans for two new unitary authorities for Dorset 27FEB18

    The Local Government Secretary approved the plans yesterday.

  24. As we prepare for temperatures to plunge across the county we hear from the people it's likely to affect most 26FEB18

    Rough sleepers are offered temporary accommodation while temperatures are below freezing.

  25. A Bournemouth mum 'ripped off' after spending 拢140 on two concert tickets that were worth 拢20 each 23FEB18

    Lisa Harrison bought tickets to see The X Factor tour at the BIC

  26. We report from Hilton in North Dorset, a village with better broadband since an antenna was fitted in its church tower 22FEB18

    The government and Church of England agree to masts in spires to boost connectivity.

  27. Two Dorset sheep farmers are backing calls for a dog DNA database to be set up to tackle sheep worrying 21FEB18

    The National Police Chief's council has proposed the database.

  28. The number of unaccompanied asylum-seeking children in the south has more than quadrupled in the past four years

    The latest figures show there were 45 children being cared for in Dorset.

  29. There's unease about plans to site a temporary oil rig 6km off Studland 19FEB18

    Corallian want to see how much oil is in the seabed off the coast.

  30. The Shaftesbury woman who has just returned from running a marathon in -40C 16FEB18

    Laura Jones has just taken part in the Yukon Marathon in Northern Canada.

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