Healthcare organisations urged to be prepared for mandatory inoculations
Ellis Jones Solicitors say that healthcare organisations need to make preparations now ahead of compulsory vaccinations legislation.
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Fundraising events for Julia’s House will help you reconnect and reenergise
There are plenty of challenges running through September and October, whilst raising funds for the children’s hospice.
Borrowers asking for more time to pay Bounce Back Loans
Around 300,000 businesses are asking for more time to repay Bounce Back Loans and some could go into insolvency says a Bournemouth insolvency practitioners.
Forest Holme Hospice launches Yellow Ribbon Appeal
Forest Holme has launched this appeal to support its bereavement and counselling service at the Poole based hospice.
Three men behind bars for Bournemouth knifepoint robbery
The three teenagers each face jail terms of more than four years for the robbery at knifepoint in Glen Fern Road.
Huge rise in planning applications in Dorset
To deal with this rise, the authority is putting a number of measures in place, including recruiting more staff.
Call for better broadband speeds for rural Dorset
Local authorities are asking for government action to bring better broadband to rural areas – and there is a survey to complete by 25 June.
Julia’s House wants you to get together
Take part in this summer fundraiser which will help the hospice charity to care for families across Dorset and Wiltshire.
Homes evacuated in Christchurch following incident
Following a disturbance in Everest Road on Saturday 19 June, police had to evacuate residents and a local store.
Could the UK Help Save the Future of the World’s Rainforests?
As the deforestation crisis continues, world tracker the World Counts reveals that in 78 years, rainforests will cease to exist if we continue the harmful practices we have been relying on for decades. It goes without saying that in the last decade, the Amazon rainforest has had more than its fair share of crises. Plus, the ongoing events of the COVID-19 pandemic have even wrought havoc on the planet’s lungs.