Dorset farmer calls for ‘Gladis Law’ after Highland cow attacked by dogs
A Dorset farmer is campaigning for a change in the law to protect livestock from dog attacks following the deaths of his Highland cow and unborn calf.
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Stained glass studio opens at Highcliffe Castle
Thanks to lottery funding, and the Pilgrim Trust, there is a new stained glass studio and conservator at Highcliffe Castle.
Dorset businesses ransomware warning
The National Cyber Security Centre says criminals are becoming more organised and they can buy ransomware kits from the internet.
Ringwood chef to raise funds for Lewis-Manning Hospice Care
Patrick Fensterseifer, head chef at Care South’s St Ives House care home, has embarked on a Jurassic Coastal walk.
Bournemouth & Poole College launched sustainable hair salons
The College is now the first further education institution in the country to launch a sustainable hair salon.
Free webinars about scams in July
The truth behind scams will be revealed by experts in this series of webinars organised by Dorset Police.
Get the jab done at Bournemouth walk-in COVID clinics
More local people aged 18-39 can get their jabs at Covid-19 pop-up vaccination clinics being run by Dorset HealthCare in Bournemouth this week.
Parley fitness festival to receive £30,000 council grant
Taking place from 10-12 September, Contender Fest will combine fitness challenges and taster classes with entertainment.
Dog owner sought after biting incident in Bournemouth
Anyone who was in Stokewood Road at 6.30pm on Wednesday 23 June, and witnessed this incident is asked to contact police.
New family homes for council tenants in Bournemouth
Three families who are on BCP Council’s housing list will soon be moving into the homes in Strouden Park.