Wimborne siblings raise money in memory of father who battled MSA
A bereaved brother and sister from Wimborne are taking to the waterways of England and the roads of France to help raise money in memory of their father.
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Competition to design a hoodie for a Poole charity
Do you think you could design a rather special hoodie for a local charity? If so you could get to keep a hoodie featuring your design as a prize.
Waste recycling company supports group fighting food poverty
Boscombe’s Grounded Community, which helps people learn to grow vegetables and fruit to reduce food poverty, has received a donation of landscaping products from West Parley-based Eco Sustainable Solutions.
Over 8,000 people respond to dogs in open spaces consultation
A total of 8,606 responses were received during Dorset Council’s consultation which gathered views from residents, visitors, businesses and other organisations about a dog-related Public Spaces Protection Order.
End in sight for Christchurch Priory walls restoration
The restoration of the six walls around Christchurch Priory, which started in July, should be completed by the end of October.
Apple tree planted at Poole Hospital to honour those affected by COVID-19
The impact of the pandemic will never be forgotten at Poole Hospital.
Cyber Crime Team issue warning after 15-year-old’s Snapchat account was hacked
Hampshire Constabulary’s Cyber Crime Team are issuing a warning after a 15-year-old girl’s Snapchat account was taken over by hackers.
Top films to celebrate the 80th Anniversary of the Battle of Britain
The Battle of Britain 80th anniversary is nearly upon us so we asked the film experts from MetFilm School based at the world-famous Ealing Studios, which top Battle of Britain films they would recommend to entertain and enlighten everyone in the run-up to the celebration on 15 September.
Cyclists raise more than £2,000 for cancer patients
Instead of cancelling their continental charity cycle ride because of travel restrictions through France, NHS workers Joe O’Toole and Natty Falzoni simply set their sights higher.
Concerns under-funding could mean trouble ahead for Early Years sector
The first few years of a child’s life are so very important, but there are fears that the pandemic could seriously impact on their education.