Restrictions to be eased in Weymouth Harbour from Saturday 25 July
Things will be getting back to a ‘new normal’ at Weymouth Harbour from this Saturday 25 July.
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Day: July 24, 2020
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New app lets you check how busy the beach is before you set off
A new practical app has been launched to allow visitors to check which beaches across Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole are the least congested.
Duo set out for 200km charity cycle ride for NHS
Two cycling enthusiasts, Giancarlo Gambardella and close friend Darran Howard, set out from the Royal London Hospital today (Friday) to complete a 200km cycle ride to Poole Hospital.
Best-selling author Minette Walters offers her top tips for young writers
Best-selling author Minette Walters has revealed her top tips for young writers wanting to enter a short story competition which will raise money for Julia’s House, the Dorset and Wiltshire children’s hospice charity.
Artwork will remind visitors to ‘leave only footprints’
Coral, a nine-year-old from Manorside Academy in Poole is the primary school winner in BCP Council’s Leave Only Footprints artwork competition.
Artefacts airlifted by crane into Dorset Museum
Two very large and extremely heavy artefacts have been airlifted by crane into Dorset Museum, ahead of the shell of the building being completed and the roof fitted later this summer.
Talbot Village Trust enables Diverse Abilities to hit the road
Thanks to a donation of £15,000 from Talbot Village Trust, Dorset’s disability charity, Diverse Abilities, has been able to purchase new wheelchair accessible vans.
Fairy door designers at Furzey Gardens in Minstead get their wish
Young fairy door designers have seen their creations brought to life at Furzey Gardens in Minstead following an online competition to design new doors for the garden’s famous collection during lockdown.
Wimborne Tourist Information celebrates name change
Wimborne Tourist Information Centre has celebrated a name change after a major upgrade as part of a £700,000 restoration project at the neighbouring Priest’s House Museum, which owns and operates the centre.