Apply for funds from the BH Coastal Lottery Small Grants Scheme
The deadline is 31 May, so small voluntary organisations in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole need to hurry to put in their applications.
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Father and son from Wimborne embark on D-day challenge
Air Cadet William Avey-Hebditch, 15, and his father Dan are to cycle 179 miles in 12 hours for Air Cadets and RAFA.
Colehill plant sale raises £2,000 for Julia’s House
Julia’s House children’s charity has received £2,000, the proceeds of a plant sale held in Colehill over a three day period.
Everything you need to know about the stamp duty holiday
Buying and owning a home is a key aspiration for many people. Having a place to call your own is an essential part of life but getting onto and climbing the property ladder can be expensive – the average property price in the UK is now £238,831.
Bournemouth man jailed for life for attempted murder and rape
Mark Robert Williams, who stabbed two women and a teenage girl, has been sentenced to life or a minimum term of 14 years.
New Mayor for Poole
The Mayoral elections, which took place at the Poole Charter Trustee annual meeting, were live streamed this year.
Thatched cottage in Wimborne destroyed by fire
Holly Farm at Cowgrove, which is owned by the National Trust, was totally destroyed by fire on Sunday 23 May.
Overnight road closure of the Wessex Way 24 and 25 May
Ahead of what could be a bumper Bank Holiday for visitors, BCP Council is to litter pick on Wessex Way overnight next week.
New primary school will open in Poole in the autumn
Hillbourne Primary School in Kitchener Crescent, which is being rebuilt, will provide facilities including 14 classrooms.
Scare attraction comes to Nothe Fort in Weymouth
Prepare to be scared at Nothe Fort in Weymouth this June where you are likely to experience an alien encounter.