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Support the campaign for an hourly X51 bus service
Julie-Ann Booker

Support the campaign for an hourly X51 bus service

The X51 bus route, connecting Dorchester — including the County Hospital — with Bridport, Lyme Regis and Axminster, is widely regarded as West Dorset’s primary core bus route. Yet the service currently operates only approximately every two hours, with no…
19 August 2026
Help bring kerbside electric vehicle charging to your street
Julie-Ann Booker

Help bring kerbside electric vehicle charging to your street

Do you own an electric vehicle – or are you thinking about buying one – but don’t have a driveway? Dorset Council wants to hear from you. The Council is expanding its network of residential on-street electric vehicle charging points…
27 July 2026
Community Cycle Ride sparkles in the sunshine
Giles Watts

Community Cycle Ride sparkles in the sunshine

Despite the hot weather and blustery winds, our second Community Cycle Ride successfully took place last Sunday. Starting from the Great Field in Poundbury, A group of about 30 intrepid cyclists of all ages were launched off by Mayor and…
13 July 2026
Community cycle ride 2026!
Julie-Ann Booker

Community cycle ride 2026!

It was such good fun last year, that we’re doing it again! Yes, for the second year running we have organised a community cycle ride from Poundbury Great Field to Dorchester centre and back on Sunday 12th July. The event…
30 June 2026
See Poundbury Through Fresh Eyes: A New Walking Guide Just Launched!
Julie-Ann Booker

See Poundbury Through Fresh Eyes: A New Walking Guide Just Launched!

How well do you really know Poundbury? You might walk past the pink Gothic house on Middle Farm Way, under the arch at Royal Pavilion, through Crown Square and across the Great Field, and still not know half the stories…
22 June 2026
DTAG AGM 2026: A Year of Action and Progress
Julie-Ann Booker

DTAG AGM 2026: A Year of Action and Progress

At the Dorchester Transport Action Group (DTAG) Annual General Meeting on 12 May 2026, members reflected on another active year of campaigning, public engagement and partnership working. The meeting also marked the final annual report from Chair Stewart Palmer, who…
27 May 2026
Anniversary of First Loders Neighbour Bike Ride
Giles Watts

Anniversary of First Loders Neighbour Bike Ride

29 riders joined Loders Transport Group’s first anniversary ride last month including a couple of riders from DTAG. There was a fantastic turnout of neighbours of all ages from across the parish The youngest was only 3 years old and…
20 May 2026
Electrifying Electric Car Day
Giles Watts

Electrifying Electric Car Day

Last Saturday, Weymouth seafront was turned into a shop window for electric cars. This eye-catching event was sponsored and supported by Dorset Council, Weymouth Town Council, the Weymouth TAG, the Department for Transport, the Energy Saving Trust and Sustrans. The…
18 May 2026
DTAG supports Loders non-road route to Bradpole
Giles Watts

DTAG supports Loders non-road route to Bradpole

Dorchester Transport Action Group (DTAG) fully supports the Loders Transport Group’s efforts to create a non-road walking and cycling route from Loders village to Bradpole. https://www.loderstransportgroup.co.uk The current route along the narrow road is steep, has no pavement and several…
7 May 2026
Dorchester Town Council annual town meeting
Julie-Ann Booker

Dorchester Town Council annual town meeting

The Dorchester Town Council Informal Annual Town Meeting is taking place at the Corn Exchange on Friday 8 May from 11am-1pm. Dorchester Transport Action Group (DTAG) will again be having a table at the event.  Photo above is of Giles…
28 April 2026
West Dorset MP highlights the tragic loss of rural bus services in Dorset
Giles Watts

West Dorset MP highlights the tragic loss of rural bus services in Dorset

Last week, Edward Morello, MP for West Dorset gave a rousing speech at a Westminster Hall debate on local transport and planning developments. He said that if we are going to build new homes they must come with appropriate transport…
2 March 2026

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