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A local teenager has won the Dee Butterfield Scholarship, which is open to young people in Sturminster Marshall.

Two Olympians blockade main entrance to Fawley Oil refinery as other activists swarm into site and scale two 50-foot oil silos.

The deadliest months for New Forest livestock are November and December as days become shorter and the clocks go back.

The Bournemouth & Poole College has launched its first higher education construction apprenticeships with vacancies available.

A Ferndown-based charity, The Fletcher Foundation, has donated £10,000 to Poole Hospital to support patients receiving cancer treatment.

Having already won an award this year, Two Riversmeet Leisure Complex in Christchurch hopes to triumph again.

World-class architects gathered in Bournemouth to mark the opening of AUB’s new Innovation Studio, designed by Professor Sir Peter Cook.

Set in and around Weymouth, Portland Bill and Chesil Beach, Sunrise over Pebble Bay by local author Della Galton was newly released in October.

The railway service which was suspended in 2018 will resume next summer, with work beginning at the end of this year.

The UK is hosting the climate change conference in Glasgow from Sunday and BCP Council identifies its steps to tackle climate change.