Nathaniel Clarke from the Inferno in Bournemouth attended a special event at the House of Commons in London on 12 September, where MPs congratulated him on graduating from Stonegate Pub Company’s ‘Bar to Boardroom’ management training programme.
A Dorset smallholder has been fined £530 and banned from keeping poultry and pigs for 10 years after causing unnecessary suffering to chickens.
Parking operators have joined forces with Julia’s House children’s hospice for a new ‘drop before you shop’ initiative in Weymouth.
This year’s feelgood Lighthouse pantomime Dick Whittington was officially launched on 12 September, with cast members meeting the Mayor of Poole, Sean Gabriel, at the town’s historic Guildhall.
In a bold step for the new unitary authority in Dorset, the first recommended appointment, that of chief executive, has been announced.
A man who stole an innocent woman’s identity from her lost driving licence and Facebook account to blame her for a speeding offence has been sentenced.
A Bournemouth man found in possession of more than £600 worth of class A drugs when stopped by an officer in the town centre was sentenced at Crown Court on 10 September 2018.
Dorset Police is urging members of the public to take advantage of a knife amnesty to dispose of unwanted knives and bladed items. They say “no good can come of carrying a knife, so bin it.”
A vintage Bournemouth bus that started its service in the 1950s will be offering free trips around Wimborne for visitors to the Model Town’s annual Mini Steam and Vintage Day on 22 September.
The South’s most celebrated coastal town is set to seal its reputation as the ultimate year-round destination with the arrival of a new attraction – Bournemouth Christmas Tree Wonderland.
