Staff make sacrifices for Bournemouth Hospital Charity’s Lent Challenge
Over twenty RBCH Trust staff are giving up vices for 40 days as part of Bournemouth Hospital Charity’s ‘Lent Challenge’.
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Gothic horror ‘Frankenstein’ comes to Poole
Marking the bicentenary of the creation of Frankenstein, Blackeyed Theatre’s new stage adaptation of Mary Shelley’s gothic horror masterpiece comes to Lighthouse, Poole’s Centre for the Arts from 21-22 March.
Weymouth drug dealer jailed for five years
A man caught dealing drugs in Weymouth town centre has been jailed for five years – with an appeal to find his accomplice issued.
Beaulieu strikes gold for the third year running
The Beaulieu attraction, which features the National Motor Museum, Montagu family home Palace House and the 13th century Beaulieu Abbey, has been hailed as one of the country’s leading visitor attractions, winning a VisitEngland gold accolade for the quality experience it offers to visitors.
Dorset towns fly high to celebrate the Commonwealth
The fly a flag event to celebrate Commonwealth Day on 13 March will see 950 locations in the UK and across Commonwealth countries raising flags at 10am to recognise the values of belonging to a Commonwealth country.
Victoria Education Centre gains ‘online’ support
An education centre in Poole that caters for students with physical disabilities or complex medical or neurological conditions, has been ‘adopted’ by online training company eLearning For You as its charity of the year.
Tutankhamun and the exploits of photographer Harry Burton on BBC Four
It’s taken nearly 100 years but the exploits of Harry Burton, the man who captured Howard Carter’s discovery of Tutankhamun’s tomb, is gaining recognition.
Dorset Police awards ceremony recognises excellence and long service
Police officers, staff and volunteers were recognised for their exceptional contribution to policing at the Dorset Police annual awards ceremony on Tuesday 28 February.
Three Lymington sisters each win gold in National School Ski Championships
Three sisters, who study at Ballard School, each won gold in the prestigious British Independent Schools Ski Racing Championships held in Pila, Italy.
National Bed Month highlights the search for supersomnia
March is National Bed Month and Brits are buying bigger and better beds, with an increasing number of couples even sleeping apart in their quest for ‘supersomnia’ – a perfect night’s sleep.