Make-over for children’s respite home Lily’s Place
Bright colour themed bedrooms and inspirational quotes have transformed the bedrooms and communal areas of Lily’s Place, the children’s respite centre operated by Diverse Abilities.
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Fee fi fo fum – panto returns to the Tivoli
Fears that there would be no panto in Wimborne this Christmas have disappeared with the news that Made to Measure Productions are to stage Jack and the Beanstalk at the Tivoli.
Lighthouse exhibition of images by celebrated photographer Rankin
An exhibition of selected images by internationally renowned photographer Rankin will open to the public at Lighthouse, Poole’s centre for the arts from 15 September, six months after the venue closed in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Rookie cyclist to embark on non-stop ride for cancer charity
On Saturday 19 September Chris Helberg, 26, will attempt to cycle from his workplace in Bracknell, Berkshire, to Bournemouth Pier – without stopping – to raise £3,000 for Dorset Cancer Care Foundation.
Zooming into Dorset Chamber meetings
Face to face meetings are not to be resumed by Dorset Chamber any time soon.
BCP Council back pedals on travel schemes
Government funded plans to introduce safer cycling and friendly walking links and neighbourhoods across the BCP area have been reviewed and a number deferred following feedback from local people.
Aquaculture strategy could provide new jobs in Dorset
A plan of action for Dorset that aims to provide a sustainable route for the breeding, rearing and harvesting of fish, plants and organisms in all type of water environments has been launched.
Affordable tennis in Ferndown following £100,000 refurbishment of courts
There’s no time like the present to pick up a racket and play tennis in Ferndown following completion of major improvements to the courts at King George V Playing Fields.
Bere Marsh Farm is an education centre in the making
In 1993, Gordon Beningfield together with Robin Page established the Countryside Restoration Trust and now the trust has purchased the farm where Mr Beningfield once farmed.
Supporters raise more than £300,000 for Minstead Trust
People with learning difficulties have continued to be supported during lockdown, thanks to the work of the Minstead Trust.