Not guilty of manslaughter after scuffle at Rockley Park
A man has been found not guilty of the manslaughter of his mother’s partner at a Poole holiday park.
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CCTV appeal following shoplifting in Wimborne
CCTV images have been released of four people the police would like to speak with in relation with a shoplifting offence in Wimborne.
Woman jailed for causing collision involving off-duty police officer
A woman has been jailed for causing a collision which injured an off-duty police officer after he challenged her for drink driving.
Avonbourne College head girls supporting young homeless
Avonbourne School Head Girls’ Team have pledged to support young people affected by homelessness this academic year through fundraising and awareness.
Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra launches its 125th anniversary appeal
As the BSO approaches an important milestone in the Orchestra’s history, February sees the launch of the 125th Anniversary Appeal to raise the £125,000 needed to purchase a new Steinway Model D grand piano.
Ringwood School to stage hit musical Billy Elliot
Ringwood School is set to stage the hit musical Billy Elliot. The show has recently celebrated 10 extraordinary years in London’s West End and is one of the most loved on stage today.
Barrington Centre closure shocks community
A Dorset community centre in Ferndown that has been running for 30 years sent shock waves through the local community last Friday when it closed its doors at 12.30pm and ceased trading.
Surprise closure of The Barrington Centre
In a shock move, the Barrington Centre in Ferndown has closed as of today (20 January 2017).
Freemasons make charitable donation to Hampshire-based hospice charity
Naomi House and Jacksplace, the Hampshire-based hospice charity for children, has received a donation of £7,500 from the Freemasons.
Making a house a home – volunteers needed at Max Gate, Hardy’s Cottage, and Clouds Hill, Dorset
NEWS FEED National Trust volunteer, Annette Joyce, at Clouds Hill ©National Trust/Martin Stephen The small cottages near Dorchester where Thomas Hardy and Lawrence of Arabia lived are charming to look at, but it’s the warm welcome of the volunteer guides there that turn them from houses into homes. On 1 March the National Trust will…