School is where the art is
A Bournemouth education trust held a celebration event to recognise the achievement of students in creative subjects.
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Michael Portillo at Lighthouse
Politician turned television presenter, writer and broadcaster Michael Portillo returns to Lighthouse, Poole’s centre for the arts, on 16 January for what promises to be a lively evening of talk and questions.
Flowbird expands electronics capabilities at Poole Grammar School
A partnership between leading technology company Flowbird Transport Intelligence and Poole Grammar School is opening up new learning opportunities for aspiring electronics engineers.
Natural England teams to be under one roof
Teams from Natural England (NE) are coming together from across Dorset to form a new hub at Dorset County Council’s County Hall.
Time to reassess our approach to the earth under our feet, says CPRE
In the run-up to the United Nations ‘World Soil Day’, campaigners call for a recognition of the importance of soil and its impact on climate, environment and society.
Image appeal following burglary in Ferndown
Officers investigating a burglary in Ferndown are issuing images of items that were stolen.
Biggest ever VW charity run from Beaulieu
A record 152 VWs set off in convoy from Beaulieu to deliver Christmas presents to youngsters at the Piam Brown unit at Southampton General Hospital.
‘Horrendous’ traffic congestion blamed for service changes
Yellow Buses has blamed ‘horrendous’ traffic congestion for several service changes from January.
Man handed life sentence for death of Stela Domador-Kuzma following violent sex attack
Ryan Justin Thornton, 20, has begun a life prison sentence for the murder of Venezuelan national, Stela Domador-Kuzma, in Bournemouth earlier this year.
Rick Stein’s restaurant hosts charity event for local hospice
Forest Holme Hospice in Poole celebrated being the first recipients of a new charity initiative by Rick Stein’s restaurant in Sandbanks, when they raised over £1,000 through a recent Coffee Morning.