Two new playgrounds open at Poole Park
Two play areas have been improved significantly offering the theme of Victorian plant collectors travelling the world.
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Action4Alderholt continues opposition to Local Plan
Although the Dorset Local Plan consultation has finished, Action4Alderholt is continuing its opposition to 300 new homes in the village.
Businesses in BCP Council area receive £125 million in grant support
In the last year businesses in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole have been supported by grants amounting to £125 million.
Five electric vehicle charge points in Dorset are ready to use
Electric vehicle charge points in Wimborne and Verwood are amongst five inn Dorset that are now ready to use.
Bournemouth and Poole hospital charities to come together
The charities at Bournemouth Hospital and Poole Hospital are to join forces to become University Hospitals Dorset NHS Charity.
Poole Museum set to be transformed
If a £2.2m bid to the National Heritage Lottery Fund is successful, Poole Museum will undergo major transformation works.
UK-EU export trade drops by 40 per cent
Help is available from Dorset Chamber for local exporters who have seen a drop in business since January.
Funding available to take part in Festival Coast Live!
If your organisation would like to take part in this outdoor spring event, you can apply for a grant from BCP Council.
Offer advice to New Forest Access Forum
People to represent a number of topics are invited to apply to become a member of the New Forest Access Forum.
5 fun facts about Poole Pottery
[xyz-ips snippet=”meta”] return to news 5 fun facts about Poole Pottery Here are five fun facts about Poole Pottery:1 Poole Pottery was founded in 1873 when builder’s merchant and ironmonger, Jesse Carter, bought a run-down tile manufacturing company on the quayside. 2 Jesse Carter’s son Owen developed the art pottery – by the end of…
