Author: Dorset View

You are here:
Archives
Categories

LATEST NEWS

Eight students receive their Mon's grading certificates

Jitsu smiles!

“Just look at those little faces. It’s great to see them so happy as they all put in a lot of hard work to reach this level,” said the Chairman of the Ferndown Jitsu Club.

Read more

From the Capital to the Coast

  A special day excursion train from London to Corfe Castle and Swanage – bringing in 300 passengers to boost the Isle of Purbeck economy – is to make history this weekend, thanks to the volunteer-run Swanage Railway working in partnership with SouthWest Trains and UK Railtours. It is the first time that SouthWest Trains…

Read more

Lord Coe’s Olympic magic

Lord Coe was Guest of Honour at Sherborne Girls’ Candlelight Ball on Saturday June 22, which raised £31,548 for the Candlelight Bursary Fund, a new scheme that works in partnership with the SpringBoard Foundation and Kids Company. It offers fully funded places to girls for whom a boarding education at Sherborne Girls would be a life-changing experience.

Read more

Blushing Brass hits the right notes

When Blushing Brass took to the stage at Verwood Memorial Hall on 22 June to perform a charity concert it was a sight to behold. With the players bedecked in pink, the audience were treated to a wonderful programme of music, whilst having waiters serve refreshments at their tables. Made up entirely of ladies, the…

Read more
Dorset news

Still ‘Loveitt’ after 45 years

Following a successful appeal by Autism Wessex inviting local couples celebrating their 45th wedding anniversary to come along to the charity’s Sapphire Ball on 29 June, the regional charity is delighted to announce the winners as Mr and Mrs Loveitt, who will be celebrating their 45th wedding anniversary this September. The couple live in Poole. Lin…

Read more

What a Muckathon!

Students from the Level 3 Extended Diploma in Agriculture held the Annual Kingston Maurward College charity Muckathon during April and raised a record £2,636.60 for Dorset and Somerset Air Ambulance. The event involved spreading 1200 tonnes of farmyard manure, followed by ploughing 70 acres of land over a period of 36 hours.  Ten tractors, three…

Read more

Mean thieves strip Ferndown of its beauty

Victoria Road planters have been stripped of their flowers by mean thieves. The town council had recently re-bedded the planters in preparation for the summer and as a contribution to Ferndown’s entry into this year’s South and South East in Bloom competition. King George V ground staff and the town’s lengthman spent several days removing…

Read more