Play I-Spy: the Living with Mammals survey
Volunteers are needed to spot and record sightings of Britain’s mammals for the Living with Mammals survey
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Bournemouth & Poole College partners with Hall & Woodhouse to launch chef apprenticeship
Bournemouth & Poole College has partnered with local brewery business Hall & Woodhouse to launch a new chef apprenticeship programme in pubs across the south
Giant bunnies zip into Bournemouth to launch Easter campaign
A group of giant bunnies zipped into action as the Bournemouth business community launched the Love Bournemouth Bunnies 2018 competition, with an augmented reality twist.
Girls Golf Rocks on tour in Dorset!
The campaign to attract more girl golfers, Girls Golf Rocks, has been hugely successful since it started in Dorset in 2016 and is back this year and to take new golfers on a playing Tour.
Silent Soldiers on parade in Ferndown
Two Silent Soldiers, representing the Fallen of World War One, have been installed in the Garden of Remembrance at the Royal British Legion in Church Road. They form part of the 2018 commemorations of the end of the ‘War to End All Wars’.
First funeral hosted at Tapper’s £4million private crematorium in Lytchett Minster
Tapper Funeral Service has hosted the first funeral at its private crematorium, which has seen a £4million investment in Dorset.
Dorset PCC joins Rural Crime Team on patrol
Police & Crime Commissioner (PCC) Martyn Underhill joined Dorset Police’s Rural Crime Team on patrol on 16 March.
Group celebrates International Women’s Day
A networking group for female professionals celebrated their eighth event since launching, on International Women’s Day
Garden centre in Christchurch celebrates national award
As one of the first garden centres in the UK, Stewarts Garden Centre in Christchurch has received numerous awards, but the most recent recognises it as being top for Environment and Community in the country.
Environment Agency says a different approach is needed to tackle flooding over next 50 years
Over the next century a different approach is needed to protect the country from flooding, the Environment Agency’s chief executive said in a keynote speech at the annual Flood and Coast Conference on 20 March.