Stuck for a last minute present for Christmas – Visions of Dorset calendar
Dorset Cancer Care Foundation (DCCF) has unveiled its first charity calendar featuring photographs taken by local people.
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Month: December 2016
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Body of man found on Boscombe beach
A body of a man has been found on Boscombe beach this morning. Identified as that of missing Bournemouth man, Albert Alt, officers were called to the beach at around 7.50am today, (21 December).
Fourth fabulous Rotary tea party for senior citizens
ore than 50 senior citizens from across Parley and the surrounding area were treated to a slap-up tea and entertainment by Parley Rotary.
Thieves lift lead from block of flats in Poole – twice
Witnesses are being sought following the theft on two occasions of lead weights from two lifts in Nelson Court on Lagland Street in Poole.
Rare German Elefant arrives in UK for major exhibition in Dorset
One of the largest combat vehicles to see action in the Second World War has arrived in Britain more than 70 years after it fell into Allied hands.
Lions put together and deliver bags of gifts for Verwood needy
Food parcels for families and individuals who desperately need help were put together by the Lions Club of Ferndown and Wimborne on 11 December at the Hub.
The sound of Christmas carols rang out in West Parley
A local first school held a community carol event with Tesco and 37 Coffee Shop in Glenmoor Road, West Parley last week.
Mayor of Verwood’s Christmas Message 2016
On behalf of the members and officers of Verwood and Three Legged Cross Council, I would like to offer my sincere greetings to all residents and wish them all the very best at this special time of year.
Jailed for robbing woman in her 90s in Poole
Artur Wasil, 25 and of no fixed abode, has been jailed for three years and seven months for robbing a woman aged in her 90s as she walked along a Poole road.
A Dorset church could be owed over 700 ‘Christmas’ trees
According to a script written in the 13th century, Canford Magna Church in Dorset might be owed a backlog of hundreds of oak trees.