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Dorset Council - find information and services for residents, businesses and visitors in Dorset.

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Report a problem on a road or pavement to Dorset Council.


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Transport

The Axe Valley and West Dorset Ring & Ride service covers the Bridport area and provides transport for shopping, leisure, cultural and social activities.  Those eligible to use this service include the elderly, people with disabilities and people living in isolated areas with no other transport facilities.  For further information call 07510 255965

Dorset Council's Community Transport can get you where you need to be and help you to make essential journeys to places like the hospital, doctors, dentists, opticians, shopping and social trips.  Find your local community transport scheme with the  Community Transport Directory.

Loders

Loders CE Primary Academy                         Loders Village Hall          

St Mary Magdalene Church, Loders            Uploders Methodist Chapel

The Loders Arms, Loders                               The Crown, Uploders

Fingerpost Project                                          River Asker Project

Loders Youth Club                                           Loders Relief of Need

Loders WI                                                         Loders Local History Group

Loders Church

Upoders Chapel

Loders Parish Rights of Way

There are almost 3,000 miles of public rights of way in Dorset: 4,700 footpaths, 1,700 bridleways and 37 byways.

The Rights of Way Liaison Officer for Loders Parish is Cllr David Cannon. Please email him direct on david.cannon33@btinternet.com

  • if you are available to volunteer with practical assistance;
  • if you would like to join his mailing list to receive RoW updates;
  • if you want to raise any RoW issue.

Alternatively you can contact the Clerk who will pass on your details.

Please note that you can also report a Right of Way problem direct via the Dorset Council website.

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