Month: June 2022

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A team of 18 talented dancers from Dorset are aiming to set the world stage alight when they compete in the Dance World Cup finals in Spain.

The busy period for Poole Lifeboat Station volunteers has continued with an unprecedented 24 hours taking this year’s callout figures to 63 launches.

The scheme, which provides wristbands, ensures that children and vulnerable adults are soon re-united with their carers.

Pupils from Rushcombe School in Corfe Mullen are involved in a production which invites the audience to the banks of the River Stour in July.

Travelling virtually from Land’s End to John O’Groats, the Dorset Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) team are raising funds.

Restoration and conservation work on two historically significant buildings on the Poole Museum site has begun.

Thanks to an increase in funding, Dorset Police’s Rural Crime Team has expanded, and has more resources to fight rural crime.

The deadline is fast approaching for local people to enter the Wimborne in Bloom competition after an absence of two years.

Thanks to the Government’s Green Recovery Challenge Fund, seven parks are to share funding of £224,000 to create wildlife-rich areas.

In 2017 Emmanuel Middle School was placed in special measures, but it has now been judged ‘good’ by Ofsted.