Month: June 2021

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Ben White, who attended St Michael’s Middle School in Colehill and Wimborne’s QE School, has joined the England squad.

On a positive note, Dorset Chamber is looking to the future with optimism and reflects on a successful year.

The agritech glasshouse at the Broomhill site of Stewarts will be both for growing plants and providing an education facility.

People taking on the role of an Independent Custody Visitor come from all walks of life and they check on the welfare of those who are detained.

In a particularly unpleasant incident a Poole women received injuries to her face and chest and her handbag was stolen.

To maximise the boost in vaccinations to help the country to unlock soon, more volunteers are needed in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole.

Witnessing an incident such as a fire or a collision can be traumatic and now there is help available for those who do so.

‘Making Carers Visible and Valued’ is the theme for Carers Week 7-13 June with events being held in Dorset.

It is believed that the incident at Turbary Park Common near to Kinson Road and Canford Avenue was started deliberately.

When did you last walk around your house looking in cupboards to check your contents insurance is adequate?