The Friends of the Priest’s House Museum invite you to a talk on the ‘Caves of the Thousand Buddhas: Archaeology on the Eastern Silk Road’ by Dr Alastair Morrison on Thursday 12 March, 7.30pm in the Hilda Coles Open Learning Centre at the Priest’s House Museum & Garden in Wimborne Minster. The cultures along the…
Royal Marine John Thornton was sadly killed in Afghanistan in 2008 and would have been 30 years old on 12 April. Here at the John Thornton Young Achievers Foundation we thought that it would be a fitting tribute to take on a 30 mile challenge in his memory. The final test on the Royal Marine…
Philip Moses and Clive Rutland celebrated their rebranding as Moses Rutland Chartered Surveyors at a launch party on 25 February.
A few precious drops of blood that were taken from Sir Winston Churchill have emerged for sale at auction.
The sample was collected in 1962 when the ‘blood, toil, tears and sweat’ orator was at The Middlesex Hospital being treated for a fractured hip.
Bournemouth and Poole are the first towns in the world to have achieved Sustainable Fish City status. Some of the most important and iconic caterers and restaurants have committed to serving only verifiably sustainable fish, impacting on more than 3.6 million fish meals a year throughout the towns. The campaign, run by the Sustainable Food City…
Both Christchurch Borough Council and East Dorset District Council have each agreed a small increase of 1.95 per cent on their element of the Council Tax for 2015/16. The increase equates to around 7p per week for a Band D property and comes in the face of a reduction in government funding for the coming…
