Teachers Building Society highly commended in What Mortgage Awards
Wimborne based Teachers Building Society is delighted to have been announced as Highly Commended for the What Mortgage Best Local Building Society Award.
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Aerial act circus star returns to Dorset
It’s an age old adage that everybody wants to run away and join the circus but Stefanie Usher from Sandford did just that.
Highcliffe beach hut project to be reviewed by Christchurch Council
Christchurch Council’s Scrutiny and Policy Overview Committee has resolved that the decisions behind the project to construct 12 beach huts at Highcliffe in partnership with Plum Pictures are to be examined.
Determined disabled teen’s online mission to find a job
A wheelchair-bound teenager with cerebral palsy has launched an online job-hunting campaign with the tongue-in-cheek catchphrase “transport not a problem”
Chill out with Ice Age’s Sid, Scrat and Diego
Characters from the Ice Age movies, Sid, Scrat and Diego, will be at Castlepoint, Bournemouth, on Saturday 23 July to meet fans from 11.30am to 3pm at 30 minute intervals.
Outdoor meeting for Ringwood Town Council
Ringwood Town Council will be holding its second outdoor meeting on Wednesday 27 July at 7pm in The Gateway Square.
Legally Blonde The Musical, Bournemouth Pavilion
OMG! Malibu Barbie comes to life in what is another triumphant production from Bournemouth and Boscombe Light Opera Company.
Prevent your horse getting sunburnt by the summer sun
The UK’s largest horse charity, The British Horse Society (BHS) is warning of a rise in numbers of horses suffering from sunburn caused by strong UV rays.
Festival brings history to life in Wimborne
The peace and quiet of a sunny summer weekend in Wimborne was disturbed by the sounds of gunfire, Vikings fighting to the death, and Roundheads and Cavaliers battling it out to the delight of visitors of all ages.
London trends in Dorset make house-buying increasingly difficult
A recent report by national estate agency Savills suggests property prices in Dorset are becoming as unaffordable as property in London.