Free Lush workshops in Poole shopping centre
The Dolphin Shopping Centre in Poole has partnered with Lush to offer free workshops for members of the public who will turn old bottle lids into keyrings.
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Pigeon fancier delivers donation for hospital cancer patients
Pokesdown resident has presented Bournemouth Hospital Charity with £7,800 after his wife received treatment for leukaemia at the Royal Bournemouth Hospital.
Woman named in Bournemouth murder investigation
A woman, who was found dead with stab wounds in Bournemouth, in the area of Richmond Hill on 8 July, has been named by detectives.
International cow appreciation day celebrates supermoo-del Queenie
When Dorset farmer, Jon Stanley, received a cow as part of the celebration of the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee in 2012, he didn’t know she would become a supermoo-del and get all the attention she deserved on International Cow Appreciation Day (10 July).
103-year-old man samples favourite tipple at Brook View
One of Dorset’s oldest real ale fans has been sampling his favourite tipple again, thanks to tie-up between his care home and a nearby brewery.
Poole Lifeboat recognise stricken vessel as belonging to one of their RNLI volunteers
When the Poole Lifeboat launched just before 4.30pm on 9 July to assist a 28 foot boat that had gearbox failure, the crew recognised the vessel because its owner is the station’s volunteer lifeboat operations manager.
200-year-old White Horse at Osmington pales into significance
Dorset County Council’s team of countryside rangers have recently carried out work on the 200-year-old white horse at Osmington.
Take on Three Peaks and help fight Meningitis
Tackle the Three Peaks Challenge for charity Meningitis Now and join ‘team tangerine’ in the ascent of Scaffel Pike, Mt Snowden and Ben Nevis.
Dorset TANKFEST attracts 22,000 people
More than 22,000 people, over three days, attended the 15th Dorset TANKFEST at the Tank Museum in Bovington attracting worldwide support.
Roadkill sightings can help conservation efforts
Wildlife charity People’s Trust for Endangered Species (PTES) is calling on the public to record roadkill sightings of mammals, dead or alive.