European Parliament votes to ban electrocution of fish
Campaigning MEP Julie Girling has been successful today in moves in the European Parliament to ban so-called pulse fishing.
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CCTV appeal following attempted knifepoint robbery in Christchurch
Detectives investigating an attempted knifepoint robbery at a convenience store in Christchurch have issued a CCTV image of the suspect.
Man jailed for robbery in Bournemouth
A man has been jailed for four years and nine months for carrying out a street robbery in Bournemouth town centre.
New report: we need to make better homes for people and wildlife
A new report just published by Dorset Wildlife Trust sets out new guidelines about how housing developments can be built in a way that benefits both the Dorset environment and people.
Man sentenced for serious assault in Bournemouth
A man has been sentenced after seriously assaulting a woman in Bournemouth.
MS Society supporters conquer the 3 Peaks Challenge
NEWS FEED Charity | Posted on January 16th, 2018 | Conquering the peaks for charityFour local supporters of the Bournemouth and District branch of the Multiple Sclerosis Society recently took on and conquered the formidable 3 Peaks Challenge. The peak encounter saw them start at the foot of Ben Nevis and finish at the foot…
A Staggering £93,500 for Awards in 2018
At their meeting on Saturday the Trustees of the John Thornton Young Achievers Foundation allocated a staggering £93,500 for awards in 2018.
MEP Julie Girling calls for ban on fishing using electric shock
Campaigning MEP Julie Girling is leading a move in the European Parliament tomorrow (Tuesday 16 January) to ban so-called pulse fishing.
New year, new beginnings for Verwood school
Emmanuel CofE Middle School is the newest member of Wimborne Academy Trust.
ICE: Institution of Civil Engineers South West Awards 2018
The Civil Engineering Awards are now open for entries