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June 23, 2021
UPI – An England family had an unexpected reunion when a veterinarian called to report their lost dog had been found – after more than 11 years.
Sarah Covell, of Buckland Newton, Dorset, said the Jack Russell terrier named Crumpet was only three months old when she vanished from the family’s back yard in 2010.
Covell said she, her husband and their two daughters, Elektra and Tallulah, searched the area for weeks trying to find Crumpet, but there was no sign of the canine. Then Covell received a phone call this month.
“I got a phone call from an emergency vets in Bournemouth to say that they had found my dog, and my first thought was that one of my three terriers had managed to get out,” Covell told the
Jeweller known for its souvenir spoons is among these images of lovely old shops Today we take another trip down memory lane with more pictures of Dorset s shopping past. As we look forward to the re-opening of non-essential shops in England, we share with you images of when many stores in Dorset towns prided themselves upon their smart-looking shopfronts. Among the pictures are some evocative old images of Dorchester from the 1970s along with earlier pictures of popular jeweller T. Braybrooke, which was opposite the Corn Exchange. As you can see from the advert below, T. Braybrooke was a goldsmith and silversmith from which you could buy a splendid selection of silver goods for wedding presents . Gem rings were a speciality and the shop was also known for its range of souvenir spoons.
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Wraxall Manor, Higher Wraxall (Google Maps) Renovations and alterations are being proposed at Wraxall Manor. The details are included in the latest planning applications to be validated by Dorset Council. The planning request includes internal and external renovations, installing a cupola and changes to windows, the porch and logia. Other Dorchester area applications include - Duntish Elm Farm, Buckland Newton, building for machinery store; Warren Hill Farm, Warren Hill, Puddletown, farm building for cattle; Felmersham, Mills Road, Osmington Mills, first floor extension with front and rear dormers; Wreth Farm, Bookham Lane, Buckland Newton, removal of glass roof and creation of south facing first floor balcony; 2 Hardys Row, West Knighton, add porch; Carriers Cottage, Cheselbourne, single storey rear extension; 3 Orford Mews, Orford Street, Puddletown, demolish conservatory and build garden room extension; Northbrook Farm, Puddletown, extension to existing barn; 2 Portesha
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