Arts Council funding to celebrate work of Poole Pottery
FREE TIME, a new project from Borough of Poole Arts Service celebrating the work of Poole Pottery, has been boosted by £6,000 funding from Arts Council England.
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Dorset shop storms to victory in Rural Oscars at Parliament
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