Changes to the Highway Code
Tom Quay, CEO at UK public transport app and website provider Passenger comments on how new changes to the Highway Code are set to spark a long-term mindset shift around public transport safety.
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‘Cluck to be Notified’ to give a loving home to a rescued chicken
Would you like to help save some of the 60,000 hens destined for slaughter this year by rehoming laying chickens as family pets?
Dorset Council leader lobbies Michael Gove MP
Cllr Spencer Flower says that Local Plans should be more about promoting sustainable development instead of chasing housing targets.
Christchurch project to help women to find work
Local women in deprived areas of Dorset are being encouraged to take part in a project to provide them with job prospects.
Centenary for Russell-Cotes Art Gallery and Museum
This unique museum, containing works collected by Merton and Annie Russell-Cotes, was given to the town of Bournemouth.
Manager appointed for Christchurch BID
A Christchurch Business Improvement District has been formed and Christina Pengelly has been appointed as manager.
Orange BMW stolen from Poole
The car is very distinctive so Dorset Police are hoping that someone will have seen it either being driven or abandoned.
More than £1 million raised by brewers for charity in past decade
Hall and Woodhouse raised £126,389.56 last year, which brings the brewers’ charity total in the past decade to £1,103,000.
Louis Ross Foundation raises substantial funds in 2021
The Louis Ross Foundation, which raises funds to help young people facing difficulties, had a good year in 2021 despite the pandemic.
Goodbye to Pippins in Wimborne
Work to demolish Pippins begins on Monday 31 January and will take a couple of months. The future of the site hangs in the balance.