Jo encourages Dorset families to foster
Jo Wheeler, who has four children of her own, says having a large family shouldn’t discourage people to foster.
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Richard Pinel to perform at Salisbury Cathedral Organ Festival
Nearly 1,000 attended the Organ Prom on 13 August and Salisbury Cathedral Organ Festival organisers have high hopes for Richard Pinel’s concert.
YMCA Bournemouth chief calls for year round attention to homelessness
Gareth Sherwood, CEO of YMCA Bournemouth talks about long-term support initiatives for tackling homelessness in Dorset.
Cyclist hit with bottle in Wimborne
If you were in Lewens Lane at around 9.30pm on Saturday 6 August and either witnessed this or have dashcam footage, contact the police.
Dorset hospice charities join forces for fundraiser
Forest Holme Hospice in Poole and Macmillan Caring Locally in Christchurch both took part in a Spinnaker Tower abseil.
BCP Council targets flytipping with awareness campaign
With more than 1,700 cases and around 320 fines issued, the council is tackling fly tipping across Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole.
Studland Heath fire caused by a barbecue and a campfire
Around 90 firefighters tackled the blaze at Studland Heath at the weekend when five hectares of land were damaged significantly.
Dorset Police say is your call really necessary
The summer sees an increase in calls to the police but on some occasions other agencies could be more appropriate.
Drink and drug driving campaign for Hampshire
The campaign, which runs until 28 August, means that officers will be increasing operational focus on those driving while impaired.
Volunteers in Dorset needed for long-Covid trials
Researchers at Bournemouth University are carrying out the trials to see if health plans can help long-Covid sufferers.
