Month: September 2022

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Residents who need mental health support can talk to a YMCA Bournemouth trained counsellor in a 50-minute session.

Andy Gilbert, who lives in Wimborne, has been appointed the first CEO of the Christian charity Water Lily Project.

Five schools, that are close geographically, are in discussions to see if they should form a new multi-academy trust.

The former Premier League footballer cut the ribbon at the school’s new games area, before playing football in the rain.

The initiative aims to help people move off the streets and into accommodation to keep them out of danger.

The new national #BusinessSOS campaign is lobbying the government to tackle the energy crisis before businesses collapse.

Dorset Police is investigating the theft of more than 20 high value vehicles which have been stolen in Dorset since June.

In addition to the vintage vehicles visitors were able to listen to a ‘We’ll Meet Again’ tribute ahead of The Queen’s funeral.

If you saw anything suspicious in Glenmoor Road on Sunday or have been offered GHD products contact the police.

Secondary school and sixth form college pupils will attend a conference to tackle sexism and misogyny on 29 September.