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Having poor posture can have an impact on your health. This is one of the most common bad habits that, at Wimborne Wellness Centre, we try to help people address.
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Wimborne regatta sees boat races on River Stour
Events & Entertainment, Wimborne | Posted on September 2nd, 2022 | return to news Wimborne regatta sees boat races on River StourA regatta in the historic town of Wimborne Minster saw boats in competition, a game of canoe polo, music, a climbing wall, raffle and refreshments. Rowing in the sunshine on the River Stour during…
Winter of disconnect as energy costs spiral
Bournemouth Coastal BID is warning that surging energy costs could lead to business closures and hit tourism in the town causing irreparable harm.
Iconic steam locomotive ‘Flying Scotsman’ to visit Swanage Railway
Close to celebrating its centenary, the record-breaking ‘Flying Scotsman’ will visit Swanage Railway for almost three weeks during October, 2022.
Dorset Chamber to identify skills shortages
The government has asked Dorset Chamber to lead a major review into the shortage of skills in order to boost business.
Remember your loved ones in Weymouth on 25 September
An annual memorial service to remember loved ones will be held in the grounds of Weymouth Crematorium on Sunday 25 September.
Call for hospital trolley volunteers in Bournemouth and Poole
The Royal Voluntary Service needs help to bring its trolleys back to wards in Dorset in a campaign backed by ambassador Elaine Paige.
New Tory leadership could threaten nature in Dorset
A national wildlife charity has warned that vital laws that protect nature in Dorset will be under threat in autumn when the new PM assumes office.
Open day at community hospital in Weymouth will showcase job roles
If you’re interested in working in healthcare, an open day at Westhaven Community Hospital in Weymouth could help you make the next step.
Call for local artists to donate work to charity auction in Poole
A call has gone out to local artists asking them to donate their work and help turn art into food for those struggling this winter.