Funding provided for rough sleepers in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole
A number of local organisations have received funding to provide various items to help rough sleepers to find and keep a home.
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New owners and venue for Bournemouth Folk Club
Jo Elkington and Leo MacKenzie have taken over the reins of the club from stalwart Paul Burke who ran it for 23 years.
Jurassic Coast March to care for casualties
A veteran from the 1st Battalion Light Infantry will be joining over 200 veterans and service personnel in a march along the Jurassic Coast.
Talbot Village Trust funds Lewis-Manning mobile clinics
Talbot Village Trust has enabled Lewis-Manning Hospice Care to extend its essential services through the use of two mobile clinics.
Dorset fire service supports national Business Safety Week
During the national Business Safety Week campaign, businesses are encouraged to become aware of their fire safety responsibilities.
Activities resume at St Martin’s URC in West Moors
The community sing-a-long is resuming and the choir are to meet again at St Martin’s United Reformed Church, in addition to a harvest concert.
Hampshire’s new deputy chief constable takes up role
The new deputy chief constable for Hampshire Constabulary took up the role on Friday 3 September replacing DCC Sara Glen.
Man and woman charged with burglaries in Ringwood
Hampshire Police officers have charged a man and a woman with a number of burglaries in Ringwood.
Police appeal following suspected arsons in Shaftesbury
Four wooden fences were damaged by fire between approximately 7.45pm and midnight on 2 September in Nettlecombe, Shaftesbury.
Nature’s Footprints Through Dorset #7: Unmistakable kingfishers
The most stunning UK bird has to be the kingfisher with its vivid blue and orange plumage. At only 17cm long this little bird could fit into the palm of your hand.