£100K Horton Commercials extension celebrated
Councillor Terry Cordery performed a ribbon cutting ceremony to officially open a £100,000 extension for Horton Commercials on the Ferndown Industrial Estate.
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Day: February 5, 2014
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From a Bournemouth Call Centre to London’s West End
When Douglas Child applied to join the infamous Circus of Horrors he thought he had little chance in landing his dream job and was astounded when that dream was about to become a reality. Doug (36) saw an advert looking for a someone to play Nosferatu – The Camp Dracula in the new Circus of…
Gary Barlow tickets on sale Friday
Gary Barlow will be appearing at the BIC, Bournemouth on Wednesday, 23 April 2014 at 7pm. Gary is one of the UK’s most-loved musicians, a member of one of the biggest and most successful bands the UK has ever produced, and one of Britain’s most successful songwriters, winning the Ivor Novello Award five times. With…
Miss Saigon: The School Edition
Over 150 students and staff at Ringwood School are busy working on this year’s production Miss Saigon: The School Edition – an intense love story set in the final days of the Vietnam War. Don’t miss out on your chance to see this spectacular show. Performances will take place on: Tuesday 11 February – 7.30pm…
The Straits
Regent Centre, Christchurch – 4 February 2014. The Straits made a Floyd-esque entrance with ‘Where do you think you’re going.’ It had everyone in the sell-out concert transfixed. The audience were glued and they stayed that way throughout the whole concert as all the best Dire Straits tracks burst into the Regent Centre in a professional blaze.
FSB finds half of small firms have been paid late
New data from the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) shows that more than 5 in 10 members were paid beyond the agreed payment date by large companies in 2013. The FSB calls for Government to strengthen the Prompt Payment Code to make it easier for firms to complain about payment terms, and for a culture…
First birthday to be proud of
Crowds thronged the Memorial Hall to celebrate the first birthday of Colehill Community Library (and the 40th year of its building). After being threatened with closure several times, it became a community library thanks to the financial support of the residents of Colehill through an increased precept. The first year has been a triumph thanks…
