Living in Todber
Nestled in the heart of Dorset, Todber is a picturesque village that embodies the essence of rural England. With its charming cottages and rolling countryside, this quaint village offers a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of urban life. Steeped in history, Todber has retained much of its traditional character, featuring beautiful landscapes that have inspired artists and nature lovers alike.
The village's roots trace back centuries, with remnants of its rich heritage visible in the local architecture and community spirit. The economy here is primarily driven by agriculture and local businesses, contributing to a close-knit community that values both its past and future. Todber’s low crime rate, being 100% below the national average, adds to its appeal, making it a safe haven for families and retirees.
Approx. 300 residents
A small but vibrant community, fostering close relationships.
100% below national average
Todber is recognized for its safety and low crime statistics.
£350,000
Reflects the desirability of village living in Dorset.
Regular local gatherings
Enhancing the village's strong community spirit and engagement.
What's happening in Todber
Historic west Dorset pub named county’s top beer garden
An historic west Dorset pub has been named the county’s top spot to enjoy a beer in the sunshine in a new national beer-garden analysis
Read more →The 'beautiful' Dorset walk with 'spectacular' views which finishes at a pub
The Osmington to Ringstead Beach Circular is a Dorset walk offering views of the coast and the opportunity to go to a pub at the end
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Charity reveals hidden cost of 'unsuitable' donations
Dorset Blind Association says it receives "increasing numbers" of items it cannot sell or recycle.
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Hundreds set to pull Boeing 737 for charity
Teams will race to each pull the 35-tonne Boeing 737 aircraft 50m (164ft) at Bournemouth Airport.
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Hedgehog's overnight antics caught on shop CCTV
A shop owner in Swanage thought it was odd when items mysteriously started moving and breaking.
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