Month: February 2023

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As well as the flag being raised at County Hall on 24 February, Dorset Council will join the national one-minute silence at 11am.

In a huge show of community spirit, more people than ever turned up to compete in Wimborne’s annual pancake race on Shrove Tuesday.

With many UK supermarkets limiting the amount of some fresh fruit and vegetables available to customers, one salad leaf is in good supply.

Police are keen to speak to any witnesses after a boy was stabbed, particularly two men in a pick-up truck who flagged officers down at the scene.

FDS Waste Services was fined £640,000, with costs of £60,000, and a director received a suspended sentence following the death of an employee.

Bournemouth University has won prestigious Jane Goodall Institute environmental awards for work with a local primary school.

The Minster Theatre was full to capacity for this concert by Swing Unlimited Big Band organised by Wimborne Rotary.

Councillor Philip Broadhead has been elected as the leader of BCP Council following the resignation of the previous leader Drew Mellor.

Despite a three-year break, the team from Christchurch Food Festival Education Trust are back running cookery days in Christchurch primary schools.

A man previously sentenced for indecent image offences has been jailed following an examination of his phone revealed further child victims.