Police warn public to keep clear of unexploded shells after they disappear from Hurst Spit – POST UPDATED
Two unexploded shells found at Hurst Spit in Milford-on-Sea by a member of the public last night have disappeared from the beach.
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Comedy rocks at Camp Bestival as Reginald D Hunter announced as headline act
Reginald D Hunter, frequently described as the coolest man in comedy, will be headlining this year’s comedy acts at Camp Bestival at Lulworth Castle on 27 and 30 July.
Partnership receives Gold Award certificates from Pennies
Christchurch and East Dorset Councils have been presented with Gold Award certificates from Pennies from Heaven fundraising.
Transgender Day of Visibility: Sophie Cook calls for trans people to come out of the shadows
“The fight for freedom of bigotry isn’t over yet,” says Sophie Cook in an opinion piece on Transgender Day of Visibility, a day that aims to bring attention to the accomplishments of trans people around the globe.
Dorset Police Awards recognise bravery, policing excellence and long service
Police officers, staff, and members of the public were recognised for their exceptional contribution to keeping Dorset safe at an awards ceremony on 21 March.
Rare locomotive that starred on stage in ‘The Railway Children’ has been transferred to Swanage Railway
A unique Victorian steam locomotive that escaped the cutting torch thanks to the centenary of London’s Waterloo station – and starred in ‘The Railway Children’ on both sides of the Atlantic – has been transferred to the Swanage Railway by the National Railway Museum.
First class at Upper Deck
Join Adam Trimby as he delves into the delight that is Upper Deck, the restaurant and bar at The Harbour Hotel in Christchurch, where Mudeford Medleys and Marvellous Mocktails permeate the menu and fill the soul.
Free open day with wildlife gardening advice in Bournemouth Natural Science Society’s hidden garden
Dorset Wildlife Trust (DWT) is participating in the Bournemouth Natural Science Society (BNSS) open day on Saturday 8 April, with its wildlife friendly gardening displays and experts on-hand to give advice.
Police appeal for people to check gardens and outbuildings as concern for missing Bournemouth woman grows
Police have renewed an appeal to help find 67-year-old Jean Lea, who i believe to have been missing since shortly before 3am on Sunday 26 March 2017.
Article 50: no ‘plain sailing’ towards a UK exit from the EU warns MEP
A South West MEP has warned there would be no ‘plain sailing’ towards a UK exit from the EU, as Prime Minister Theresa May formally triggers Article 50.