CCTV appeal after man punched in face in Bournemouth
Following an assault on a 62-year-old local man on 13 June, police in Bournemouth have released CCTV images of a suspect they want to speak to.
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Ballard School celebrates 21st milestone
Ballard School in New Milton celebrated its 21st birthday with a special ‘street party’ on 18 June. Attended by parents and people from across the community, it gave everyone the opportunity to meet with pupils, talk with staff and explore the school’s facilities.
Poole youngster creates winning design
A creative eight-year-old Haymoor Junior School pupil has her eyes on the prize after winning a competition to design a pair of glasses.
Is this the beach hut of the year?
Congratulations to Martin Baum and his wife Lizzy from Verwood, whose beach hut has been selected in the top 10 to become Beach Hut of the Year 2016.
Gugge 2000 needs more players
Despite having around 40 members, popular local band Gugge 2000 is in need of more members.
Bournemouth bus driver loses hair for charity
Bus driver Julie Wood allowed a colleague to shave off her red barnet for charity.
Discover, Explore, Conserve and Share within the New Forest
The New Forest National Park Authority is running the John Muir Award which is an international environmental award scheme for people of all backgrounds. It is open to groups, families and individuals and is a non-competitive, inclusive and accessible.
Wimborne Library creative workshop
Come and enjoy a drop-in family workshop making up simple poems and stories inspired by Roman objects provided by the Priest’s House Museum & Garden. There will also be the opportunity to get hands on with paper making using a papyrus technique of weaving and pressing plant materials.
Southbourne goes vintage with Shake & Stir festival
A popular vintage music and dance festival that takes place in Southbourne, Bournemouth is returning on Friday 1 July until Sunday 3rd July.
Kingston Maurward boasts a new fleet of tractors
Agricultural machinery and equipment worth over £350,000 has been received by Kingston Maurward College as part of its brand new Agri-tech developments on the campus including a purpose built Agri-tech centre – co-funded by the college and the Dorset Local Education Partnership.
