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Discover Beaminster is the Community & Town Council Website for the West Dorset town of Beaminster. News, views, events, businesses and all hyper local stories that concern Beaminster.
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Discover Beaminster19 hours ago
Some spooky fun for the children to enjoy during half term week at Mapperton House, Gardens & Wildlands 🎃🕸👻🧙‍♂️
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Discover Beaminster4 days ago
Our regular Councillors’ surgery sessions are held on the last Saturday of each month at the Public Hall from 10am to 11am, with no appointment necessary. This Saturday, 25th October, Cllr Chris Turner and Cllr Kevin Watts will be on hand in the Cowie Room for questions, queries & discussion.
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Discover Beaminster5 days ago
This is your opportunity to provide feedback on the proposed changes to the speed limit in Beaminster and the B3066 past Netherbury.
Complete a consultation questionnaire at www.dorsetcouncil.gov.uk/trafficregulationorders. Click on the 'Comment on moving traffic regulation orders' box for Beaminster or use the QR code.
Closing date - Friday 7th November 2025.
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Discover Beaminster6 days ago
Thank you to the brilliant Little Groves Nursery team for giving our war memorial its winter makeover, all ready for Remembrance Day events.
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Discover Beaminster1 week ago
Congratulations to our Scarecrow Trail “Lucky Dip” winner, Elliott Hellewell, here with his Grandmother, Denise Green, a Beaminster resident. Elliott named his Grandmother as his 'Favourite thing about Beaminster' 💓. He is shown holding his prize of a £25 voucher which he has chosen to use at Cilla and Camilla 🎉
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Discover Beaminster2 weeks ago
Sending best wishes to all our friends celebrating Diwali over the coming days.
Diwali is a five-day festival (18-22 October) celebrated by Hindus, Jains and Sikhs worldwide. The name Diwali comes from the Sanskrit "Dipavali" which translates as "row of lamps". The lights signify the triumph of good over evil, of light over darkness and of knowledge over ignorance. They symbolically light the way for Lakshmi, goddess of wealth and prosperity, and mark the day of return of Rama to his wife Sita after he defeated the demon Ravana.
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