Flare up as Dorset Police take part in Sea Safety Day
In conjunction with Ramora UK, Dorset Police has arranged to accept out of date flares from private boat owners and safely dispose of them as part of a Sea Safety Day.
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Scout support member jailed for nine years for child sexual offences
A Bournemouth Scout support member has been jailed for nine years for sexually abusing boys over the last 40 years.
Have you ever heard of buns growing on trees? They do in Wimborne.
The annual bun walk, an age-old tradition dating back over 40 years is about to take place in Wimborne and if you join in, you will literally find buns ‘growing’ on trees.
Heston from Waitrose egg goes Large in Colehill this Easter
The winners of the mags4dorset competition for a Heston from Waitrose egg were the Large family from Colehill.
Bournemouth Triangle will be filled with fun free activities on Easter Monday
An Easter Family Fun Day is bringing a host of free activities and entertainment to the Bournemouth Triangle on 17 April.
Charity events Thrive in Bournemouth
Thrive Charity Events is running an event at The Winchester Pub in Bournemouth on 20 May 2017 to raise awareness for The Youth Cancer Trust based in Bournemouth.
Volunteer musicians sought to work with the elderly across Bournemouth and Poole
Coda Music Trust, a unique resource on the Dorset and Hampshire border, is seeking volunteer musicians and singers to support its ongoing work with the elderly in residential homes.
Dorset Wildlife Trust gives pointers on eco-friendly crabbing
Dorset Wildlife Trust (DWT) is launching a campaign over the Easter holidays to encourage local people and visitors to enjoy crabbing, the eco-friendly way.
Successful closure order obtained by Borough of Poole
A property in Churchill Road, Poole is now subject to a closure order under the Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014.
Richie’s 30,000 Press-up Challenge in Ferndown for the John Thornton Young Achievers Foundation
On 6 May, six people will attempt to do at least 30,000 strict press-ups in 10 hours raising money for the John Thornton Young Achievers Foundation.