Resilience event for Dorset Chamber
The Supporting Business Leader Resilience event is part of the Chamber’s Got Your Six (GU6) programme.
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Celebratory Stagecoach event
The Mayor of Bournemouth, Cllr David Kelsey, opened a Performing Arts event involving five Stagecoach schools in Dorset and Hampshire on 19 March.
Main route from Bournemouth to Poole to be resurfaced
The works will be taking place from 7pm to 6am for the next four weeks from Poole Civic Centre to Ashley Cross.
12-month community order following fatal collision in Poole
A motorist involved in a fatal collision with a pedestrian in the car park of a Poole supermarket has been sentenced.
Car parking charges rise in Dorset
The new charges, which will see motorists in Verwood paying for the first time, come into force this week.
The Bottle Knot sculpture unveiled in Poole
Next to the Hunger Hill Junction, a sculpture made from thousands of overlapping segments of stainless steel has been installed in Poole.
Help stamp out illegal puppy trade
‘Stop and Think’ before buying a puppy advises Dorset Council, a driving force for the prevention of illegal puppy breeding across the county.
TV presenter supports Dorset Chamber’s Ukrainian fundraiser
Martin Roberts will launch an online charity auction together with Dorset Chamber’s chief executive Ian Girling to raise funds for Ukraine.
Don’t put your flowers near the fruit bowl, Mum
As many mums across the country are presented with bouquets of flowers for Mother’s Day, many might not realise these simple tips could help prolong the life of their beautiful blooms.
Dorset-based Toto seeks his very own ‘Dorothy’
Toto, who shares many traits with his Wizard of Oz namesake, is an independent boy seeking his very own ‘Dorothy’ in a rural home.