NEWS FEED Young nature lovers have the opportunity to go wild every Thursday morning, 10am to 12noon until 25 August at the Priest’s House Museum & Garden in Wimborne. Last week’s ‘Wild About…Moths and Butterflies’ had visits from a Swallow Prominent and Copper Underwing, brought in by one of the volunteers. A Mint Moth was…
A free public health talk about cancers of the blood s being held at The Royal Bournemouth and Christchurch Hospitals NHS foundation Trust on Friday 9 September, 11am at the Village Hotel, opposite the Royal Bournemouth Hospital on Deansleigh Road.
More than just an air show, the ninth Bournemouth Air Festival is almost ready for lift off.
The Christchurch and Wimborne Stewarts Garden Centres have launched a click and collect service on their website as well as the opportunity for customers to order a range of gift vouchers, and tickets for various talks, demonstrations and events by post. Terry Head, Stewarts’ director of retail and marketing says that the project was managed…
Children are being encouraged to bring a favourite cuddly toy to the Royal Bournemouth and Christchurch Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (RBCH) teddy bear clinic to be held at an interactive open day.
Stuart Allen, a rogue waste operator, has received a suspended prison sentence and ordered to pay £20,000 costs for running an illegal waste cooking oil storage and processing plant in the Dorset countryside. The case was brought by the Environment Agency.
A new minibus is needed to help cancer patients enjoy R and R in the Bournemouth area.
The Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) has awarded £145,200 to the Priest’s House Museum and Garden in Wimborne, Dorset to enable it to develop its ‘ Revival’ project proposal which will ensure that the museum is fit for the challenges of the 21st century. The museum now has 12 months in which to finalise detailed plans and submit a Round 2 application.
The Tarrant Valley Players Amanda Shepperd of the Tarrant Valley Players have presented a cheque for £600 to the Ferndown Branch of Arthritis Care, the cheque being half of the proceeds raised from productions during the past year.
