Hampshire Freemasons open the door to recovery
The two men raised more than £1,500 for NHS charities by cycling around Lymington on their unique machine.
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Dramatic rescue as yacht pinned against Studland chain ferry
Poole lifeboats were launched yesterday at 5pm when a 16-foot Cornish Shrimper was pinned against the chain ferry with potentially two people injured.
Leigh Road – Wimborne Road West cycle lanes now open
The first section of the new cycle and pedestrian lanes are now open and further extensions are to follow.
Talbot Village Trust donates £10,000 to help Highcliffe School student
The grant will enable Isabella, who has Cerebral Palsy, to access all areas of the school and to be independent.
Dorset Police ask for help to tackle county lines
If you don’t know about county lines – or spotting them – read this article which gives an explanation.
AFC Bournemouth coaches Verwood First School pupils
Coaches from AFC Bournemouth’s Community Sports Trust spent time with the Reception year pupils honing their skills.
Help shape BCP Council coastline
This is your chance to put forward your ideas to shape the future priorities along the 40-mile BCP coastline.
Dog surfing and paddleboarding at Poole beach this weekend
Dogmasters, which takes place at Branksome Dene Chine Beach this Sunday 25 July, is the UK’s only dog surfing and paddleboard championships.
Teenager raped in sea off Bournemouth beach
A teenager was reportedly raped in the sea near to the Oceanarium on Sunday 18 July and police are seeking witnesses.
Have your say on crime and policing in Dorset
Online survey will help the Police and Crime Commissioner David Sidwick to prepare his Police and Crime Plan for the next three years.
