Year: 2015

There are only 40 spaces left on Bournemouth Borough Council’s young driver training course Life Drive, designed to give young drivers all the skills they need to stay safe on the roads.

Borough of Poole’s Trading Standards team has successfully prosecuted a local man for possessing counterfeit goods with the intention to sell.

Hundreds of golf enthusiasts descended on Two Riversmeet Leisure Complex in Christchurch for the opening of the new golf and footgolf course.

“Well done to around 30 local young children and people along with several adult helpers who took part in the Community Litter Pick on Friday morning 10 April starting from the Heatherlands Centre in Ferndown,” said John Hanrahan the centre manager.

The management suite at Castlepoint Shopping Park was transformed into a pop up breakfast area to fundraise for Autism Wessex on World Autism Awareness Day.

Police have released a CCTV image of a suspect in connection with criminal damage to a property in Weymouth. The incident happened between 12.15pm and 1.30pm on Sunday 22 March at a premises on Governors Lane when a man walked up to a building and smashed a window before walking off. Police Constable Matt Lydford,…

Officers in East Dorset are appealing for witnesses and anyone with information to come forward following a number of shoplifting offences – with CCTV images of the suspects being released. The first theft happened at around 5.40pm on Tuesday 3 February when a woman stole bottles of wine from the Co-op store in Smugglers Lane,…

This May, Dorset Wildlife Trust’s (DWT) Kingcombe Centre is celebrating the sounds of spring by inviting people to come and experience the unique and special songs of the dawn chorus on DWT’s Kingcombe Meadows Nature Reserve in west Dorset.

Ten of the best chefs in Christchurch have battled it out in the heats of Christchurch Food Festival’s Professional Chef of the Year held at Bournemouth & Poole College.