Month: March 2016

Conservators at Dorset History Centre have restored the Wimborne St Giles estate map, which dates from 1659, to its former glory.

Pupils from St Aldhelm’s Academy have been selected to become the Cherries’ Premier League Reading Stars.

Ferndown Middle School year 8 pupils recently watched ‘Time in a Bottle’, a drama integral to the teaching of PSHCE. The play tells the story of Al Kohol who shares with the audience key moments in his life, to date, from 6–24 years old. Like any young person, Al absorbs all that is around him – at home, school…

The family of missing Dorchester man Louis Harris are appealing to the public to help find him. Louis Harris, 18, went missing in Weymouth after a night out with friends. He was last seen at 4.30am on Sunday 14 February 2016 outside the Harbour Master’s Office, on Custom House Quay. Louis is white, about five…

The internationally acclaimed and Grammy-nominated vocalist, Stacey Kent, returns to the Regent in Christchurch on Friday 15 April 7.30pm with a brand new concert, featuring music from her latest album Tenderly (Sony Records, 2015). Tenderly sees Stacey return to familiar ground with her first album of standards since the release of her breakthrough album of 2003, ‘The…

A new food fair celebrating local food is set to bring producers, retailers and customers together to showcase products made in the Cranborne Chase Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB).

The Mad Marsham Marchers are looking for teams to join them in this year’s 24-hour Relay for Life. The annual event raises money for the charity Cancer Research UK (CRUK) and involves teams of all ages and abilities walking, riding, jogging or wheeling around a course, non-stop for 24 hours.