Month: February 2014

Additional remedial tree surgery is due to start on the famous Beech Avenue at Kingston Lacy.

Ferndown Upper School pupils have been voting for two students from Dorset to sit as members of the UK Youth Parliament.
UKYP enables young people to use their energy and passion to change the world for the better.

The message from Dorset’s multi-agency weather taskforce is to be prepared for the next storm. Residents are being urged to secure their property to prevent winds ripping items up and causing more damage. The Environment Agency and the Met Office are warning that high winds and waves coupled with heavy rainfall are due to hit…

The second leg of Great British Bake Off star Paul Hollywood’s tour will kick off at Lighthouse, Poole’s Centre for the Arts on 6 November. Get Your Bake On will see Paul demonstrate recipes, reveal some of the secrets of being a TV chef and take the audience on a journey through his life in…

Annette Brooke, MP for Mid Dorset and North Poole, has pledged her support for ‘Mind the Gap’, a campaign aiming to raise awareness of the help available for people affected by fuel poverty.

Councillor Terry Cordery performed a ribbon cutting ceremony to officially open a £100,000 extension for Horton Commercials on the Ferndown Industrial Estate.

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 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…