Dorset Wildlife Trust (DWT) is currently celebrating national Marine Week from 29 July – 13 August with a series of marine-themed events for all ages, to help spread the word that our seas need protection.
George Davison, aged 71 from Poole, is about to embark on a 1,000 kilometre walk for the children’s charity Promise Dreams, despite recent ill-health.
Dorset Freemasons enable more than two hundred deserving children to enjoy a free adventure holiday near Weymouth for one week.
Whitecliff Pavilion in Parkstone, Poole could become a modern sports and community hub under proposals being developed by Borough of Poole.
Matthew Parker, paralegal at Humphries Kirk, took part in the annual RNLI Raft Race at Mudeford Quay to raise funds for the Mudeford lifeboat station as well as supporting Dorset Search and Rescue.
The UK’s leading marine charity, the Marine Conservation Society, joins forces with Waitrose supermarket to fight plastic beach pollution.
Highlighting the state of our seas with beautiful and thought-provoking images, ‘Soup’ is a new exhibition by internationally renowned photographer, Mandy Barker, at Durlston Castle.
While enjoying healthy exercise, as well as superb views of Durlston Country Park near Swanage, more than 300 walkers raised over £75,000 for Julia’s House children’s hospices in July
Allotments are now available at Rutland Road in West Christchurch for residents with green fingers who want to grow their own.
Christchurch Borough Council members are being asked to decide if they wish to proceed with the reconstruction of the Highcliffe Castle zig-zag path following new costings.
