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People with a learning or physical disability will be given help by employment specialists to get into the workplace.

Residents and local councils have been concerned about the number of new ‘pop-up’ campsites that have opened in the past two years.

TV presenter and landscaper, Danny Clarke, also known as ‘The Black Gardener’, has been welcomed by the National Garden Scheme as a new ambassador.

The Bournemouth-based group Help from Bournemouth to Ukraine has been offered free ferry travel to Europe.

Grants of up to £5,000 are available from the Love the Forest scheme, which is run by the New Forest Trust.

The Lytchett Matravers based group are staging Still Alice from 18-21 May at the village hall with profits to the Alzheimer’s Society.

Four men have been sentenced for a poaching offence in North Dorset which took place in July 2021.

This year’s civic service to be hosted by the Mayor of Wimborne, Cllr Kelly Webb, takes place on Sunday 8 May.

During the initiative, which took place between 11 and 14 April, issues affecting the lives of residents and businesses were tackled.

Over the next 20 years, a number of improvements will be made to improve seafront infrastructure and public spaces.