Almost a third of sixth form results at The Arnewood School in New Milton were A Level grades of A* or A, and well over a half of the results were B grade or better in the year when no exams were taken due to Covid-19.
Superstitions may have come into their own for some, but who would have predicted Bournemouth’s 13th air festival would be going ahead despite the COVID-19 pandemic?
With demand for ambulances increasing noticeably in the past month, South Western Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SWASFT) is reminding people only to call 999 in a medical emergency when someone is seriously ill or injured and their life is at risk.
A charity event held before lockdown has resulted in a £3,100 donation to Forest Holme Hospice.
Bournemouth & Poole College’s virtual ‘Come to College’ event offers students the opportunity to explore their further education options post GCSE results day.
With students receiving their A-Level results tomorrow, after an unprecedented four months in their school year, thoughts of a fulfilling career will be uppermost on their minds.
As part of the national Shop Local Week that runs until 17 August, Wimborne BID is highlighting everything that’s special about supporting Wimborne businesses.
As part of this year’s Rabbit Awareness Week (10-23 August), The Rabbit Welfare Association & Fund is calling for a ban on cruel rabbit hutches.
Pip Woods, managing director of Rockley Watersports and Tim Brown, managing director of Superior, who are long-standing supporters and fundraisers for Julia’s House have been appointed as new ambassadors for the children’s hospice charity.
If you are struggling to pay your mortgage or rent, don’t delay in seeking help as possession hearings – which were suspended – restart on 23 August.
