Wildlife and art enthusiasts are invited to get creative this summer with Dorset Wildlife Trust’s (DWT’s) Great Heath Team, who will be running a series of art events, encouraging people to learn how to draw and paint, using Dorset’s wildlife and landscapes for inspiration.
Staff at Sainsburys in Ferndown have continued to work with Chairman of EDDC, Cllr Steve Lugg, in supporting local homeless people.
Two groups of talented young performers from Stagewise School for the Performing Arts have passed their Trinity Guildhall Musical Theatre exams with distinction.
Like many British species, it is becoming rare to catch a glimpse of the formidable looking, but friendly stag beetle (Lucanus cervus). Sadly, their numbers are dwindling across Europe due to loss of habitat and predators including cats, magpies and humans.
Mavis the red vintage Mini is helping to drive an important message to the plant-buying public when they visit the Stewarts Garden Centre at Broomhill, near Wimborne. Mavis is surrounded by a range of plants grown by a multitude of British growers.
Three more apprentices from Dorset’s Wessex Group have become fully qualified and are now working for the family firm.
The New Forest’s famous scenery, wildlife and traditions will be celebrated this summer as sculptors, painters and photographers compete for prizes in a local art competition.
Local choir Rising Voices Wessex will be appearing with male group Blake for an evening of songs at The Regent Centre, Christchurch on 6 May. The evening “Songs from Stage and Screen” is a sell-out.
As France prepares to host the UEFA European Championship this summer, Canford Cliffs beach will also be awash with football activity. The two permanent goals have an exciting programme of events planned that all can get involved with.
The corporate partnership manager of A One Insurance Group has been appointed the chair of the Westbourne Business Association and a director of the Coastal BID.
