Month: October 2022

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From the start of November, Dorset Council gritters are on-call 24 hours a day, with 12,700 tonnes of rock salt in stock.

Post-Covid, the county saw a five per cent rise in crime, which compares with the national average rise of 12.5 per cent.

Coffee Connection, a drop-in support hub at Serenitea Café on Ashley Road, runs fortnightly Thursday evening sessions.

Remembrance commemorations begin on Saturday 5 November, culminating with Remembrance Sunday services at various churches.

Pumpkins dumped in woodland are a scary threat to wildlife causing a danger for hedgehogs and attracting rats.

Due to planned national strikes, South Western Railway is urging customers to only travel by rail if absolutely necessary from 5 -10 November.

Don’t be surprised if you see pterodactyls soaring across the Jurassic coast on a windy day, you won’t have flipped back in time.

The support hub, which is online, will include advice on how to access free gadgets to reduce energy bills.

Halloweenies are still enjoying a special quiz around the buildings of the charity attraction that has celebrated its 70th anniversary.

Already 29 children have been able to enjoy visiting off road locations thanks to the provision of adventure chairs following £28,000 funding.