Bournemouth woman has the universe in her reach
A 24-year-old trainee counsellor from Bournemouth is in the running to represent Great Britain at the Miss Universe pageant taking place in South Wales over four days in July.
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Over 100 pugs Discover Wimborne in Easter Pug Parade
The start of Discover Wimborne – a month of activities, competitions and exclusive offers – started in style when over 100 pugs pulled out all the stops for the Easter Pug Parade.
Lighthouse celebrates 40 years in Poole
At a gathering over the Easter weekend, staff from Lighthouse, Poole partied in style for the 40th birthday celebrations.
Calling all Prammies for the pram race
It’s the John Thornton Pram Race in June and the charity is looking for as many teams as they can muster to not only make the event a fundraising success, but also to make it a spectacle for the Ferndown Fete on the Field attendees.
Parley sculptor Andy Hopper goes international
An artist based on the Parley Court Estate in Dorset has been selected to show his work at the prestigious International Sculpture Festival.
AFC Bournemouth Easter egg hunt is full of Vitality for children from DCF
AFC Bournemouth invited children from Dorset Children’s Foundation (DCF), one of the club’s chosen charities for the 2017/18 season, to the Vitality Stadium for an egg-citing time.
World’s fastest tractor created by Matt LeBlanc roars into Beaulieu
The fastest tractor in the world, created by Matt LeBlanc (actor, ‘Friends’) and the Top Gear team and driven to a record breaking 87.2mph by the Stig, has roared into World of Top Gear at Beaulieu.
First official recording of harvest mice at Upton Heath in Corfe Mullen
Conservationists and volunteers at Dorset Wildlife Trust (DWT) were delighted to find the first evidence of harvest mice at the Upton Heath Nature Reserve in Corfe Mullen, the first official recording for the 191-hectare reserve.
Council objects to proposed Studland ferry toll increases
Members of Purbeck District Council have voted unanimously to object to proposed toll increases for the Studland Ferry and the leader of the council, Cllr Gary Suttle, has written to the Secretary of State to make the council’s objections clear.