Old crocks needed for model town
Wimborne Model Town staff are preparing to serve fund raising vintage high tea on 26 and 27 October at the heritage charity attraction.
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Man jailed for manslaughter after 12-year investigation
A 33-year-old man has been sentenced to five years and one month behind bars after pleading guilty to the manslaughter of a Bournemouth man 12 years ago. Daniel Scott, of no fixed abode, was sentenced today, Friday 4 October 2013, at Winchester Crown Court for the manslaughter of 42-year-old Clive Wilcox in May 2001. Mr…
Deputy Mayor to run Bournemouth Marathon powered by hospital food
Royal Bournemouth Hospital (RBH) employee and Deputy Mayor, Councillor Phil Stanley-Watts, has been spending months eating hospital food in preparation for Bournemouth’s first marathon this Sunday.
Charity Trustee Tackles Mount Kilimanjaro
Gary Knight has successfully climbed to the top of the 5,895m renowned mountain, Kilimanjaro, in Africa. His efforts were to raise funds for the Dorset-based charity that supports children, adults, and their families with cerebral palsy and other physical and learning disabilities. As a volunteer and trustee of the Diverse Abilities Plus since 2012, Gary,…
Tiger roars in to exclusive River Allen screening
Award-winning filmmaker and wildlife enthusiast, Hugh Miles, is returning to the Allendale Centre in Wimborne to show his BAFTA award winning film ‘Tiger’ and an exclusive screening of his new film about the River Allen project.
Mayoral Medallion reflects 80 years of St Mary’s
Anyone taking a closer look at the mayoral medallion during the recent 80th Anniversary celebrations last weekend (28 and 29 September) at St Mary’s Ferndown would recognise the image. Speaking at a packed service on Sunday 29 September, the Mayor Cllr John Lewis remarked: “My mayoral medallion shows St Mary’s church as the symbol of…
Securitas trial at major crime scenes
Dorset Police began a four month trial today (Tuesday 1 October 2013) outsourcing the guarding of major crime scenes to the private security firm Securitas Ltd. Scenes of major crimes such as murder and serious assault were previously guarded by police officers taken away from front line policing. The outsourcing of scene guarding has the…
Nightjar’s flowers scoop top prize
A prize worth £350 has been scooped by Wetherspoon’s The Nightjar in Ferndown following its entry in Ferndown in Bloom 2013.
St Mary’s celebrates with flowers
A combined flower and harvest festival is taking place at St Mary’s Church in Ferndown this week. The church is open all week for quiet time and prayer, with beautiful flower displays organised by Ann Jones, head of flower arranging, displayed throughout the church. It was 80 years ago that the foundation stones of the…
Bournemouth Arts by the Sea
Arts Council England is funding the 2013 Bournemouth Arts by the Sea Festival once more this year. With the Festival now in full swing we spoke to Phil Gibby, Arts Director, South West of Arts Council England, about why the festival is so important in the region.