Dorset libraries busy during lockdown
Although Dorset libraries are still closed, the teams have been keeping adults and children entertained during lockdown with a packed programme of online activities.
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Repairs being carried out on Dorset’s roads
Now that more businesses are re-opening and there is more traffic, motorists need to be aware that road works will be taking place on a number of roads in Dorset – and there will be delays.
First steps towards prohibiting disposable barbecues
With warnings in place not to have barbecues or fires in high fire risk areas of the county, Dorset Council is seeking agreement to look at measures prohibiting or controlling the use of disposable barbecues and other fire-related activities.
Drama at sea unfolds on Father’s Day
Both Poole lifeboats were launched just after 3.30pm on 21 June to a report that a 24-foot yacht was pinned against the chain ferry that carries passengers and vehicles across the entrance to Poole Harbour.
Royal praise for Dorset Chamber of Commerce
The Queen has sent a personal message to Dorset Chamber.
School children invited to create artwork – but hurry as time is running out
Sadly, there has been an increase in the amount of litter, such as plastic bottles, takeaway containers and other rubbish, being left behind in local parks, heathlands and beaches.
Poole boy’s ‘Channel swim’ will support Forest Holme
A 10-year-old boy from Poole is making a splash for charity by replicating swimming the English Channel to help raise money for Forest Holme Hospice.
Murder investigation launched in Bournemouth
Detectives have launched a murder investigation after a man died following an alleged assault in Bournemouth – with one man being arrested.
Dog traps tongue in tuna tin
Bonnie, a 10-year-old Staffordshire bull terrier cross, had been given her favourite fish as a teatime treat, but when her owner put the discarded tin in the recycling bin, Bonnie saw her chance for an extra helping and got her tongue stuck in the can.
Special garden openings at Furzey Gardens for vulnerable people
People who are classed as potentially vulnerable to coronavirus are invited to visit Furzey Gardens in Minstead on Mondays, as the gardens are being reserved for them.