A journey through the horrors of WWII gives students a real lesson in history
Some of the most harrowing passages of history were brought to life for a group of New Forest students after they walked in the footsteps of Holocaust victims.
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Day: March 6, 2014
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Bournemouth officially a Fairtrade town
Residents of Bournemouth can proudly say their town is recognised for caring about how food is trading around the world. This follows the exciting news that Bournemouth Council’s application to achieve Fairtrade status for the town has been successful. The Council has been working with the community as part of their campaign to deliver…
Free Home Compost Workshop
With spring just around the corner, Poole residents are being invited to attend a free home compost workshop on Saturday 8 March. This half-day course from Borough of Poole will teach local food growers and gardeners how to produce compost to cover their growing needs, save money and replenish the soil fertility. You will learn…
Fail to stop collision in Bournemouth
At 5.10 pm last night (Wednesday) two boys aged four and seven were knocked over by a red VW Polo in Wimborne Road, Kinson. The female driver of the VW stopped and spoke briefly but then left the scene without providing her details. Inspector Matt Butler of the Dorset Police Traffic Unit said “We are…
My boy Jack!
Gary Bailey, an avid Cherries fan, is taking part in the Onesie Walk at AFC Bournemouth to raise funds and awareness for Autism Wessex.
Successful operation to tackle metal theft
Dorset Police carried out a day of action to tackle criminals involved in metal theft and the disposal of stolen goods. On Friday 28 February 2014, officers from Dorset Police and the Environment Agency staged stop-checks at Ferndown Industrial Estate to target those involved in the illegal trade of scrap metal. The day of action…
