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Top chefs move on

Two budding local chefs have won through to the regional round of the Rotary Young Chef competition.  They are now just one step away from the national final. Harry Gatehouse, 16, from Prospect School, Havant scooped the top prize, a voucher for £50; Sian Davies, 14, from Priestlands School, Lymington was only narrowly beaten into second…

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Students given the chance to shine

Selected students at Ferndown Upper School were today awarded over £15,000 between them to pursue their ambitions. Local charity, John Thornton Young Achievers Foundation, awarded 12 scholarships and 23 bursaries to a group of pupils at the school who had been recognized for their commitment and dedication. The JTYAF supports ambitious and aspiring young people…

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Paramedics employed by South Western Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust

Air Ambulance Sponsors Critical Care Education For Paramedics

Paramedics employed by South Western Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SWASFT) and seconded to the Air Ambulance have taken their first steps towards obtaining a Masters Degree in Advanced Paramedic Practice (Critical Care).

The programme started on 25 February and is sponsored by Dorset and Somerset Air Ambulance. It’s being delivered in partnership with the University of Hertfordshire, SWASFT and Doctors and Consultants from Royal Bournemouth Hospital, Dorset County Hospital, Musgrove Park Hospital, Salisbury District Hospital, Southampton General Hospital and Yeovil District Hospital.

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Protests

East Dorset’s core strategy voted through

Despite 200 campaigners marching to East Dorset District Council last night, claiming democracy was dead, the full council meeting went ahead without disruption. Members voted overwhelmingly in favour of submitting the core strategy to the Secretary of State: 23 for, 4 against and 6 abstentions. Within the strategy are proposals to build on some of…

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Remembering Bob

A founder member of the Swanage Railway has paid a heart-felt tribute to the veteran signalman who inspired him to become a train driver – placing a poignant funeral wreath on the front of his steam locomotive.  Bob Inman of Swanage – who worked for British Railways as a signalman at Corfe Castle and Swanage…

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Ahoy there me hearties!

Come and join the fun at Moors Valley Country Park, in Ashley Heath, on Sunday 17 March and get a taste of a pirate’s life by taking part in a Pirate Treasure Trail. The family friendly event will be raising funds for charity. Each participant will receive a pirate treasure map guiding him or her…

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The Great OCD Bake Off

As part of this year’s ‘OCD Week’ (18–24 February), staff from Dorset HealthCare have been busy baking cakes in support of national charity OCD Action and support group Obsessions Together. Staff have got involved in the culinary fun, with the aim of raising money for the two groups through generous staff and patient donations. Alongside…

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Vintage buses on exhibition

Bus companies owned by the Go Ahead Group are to supply three buses to be exhibited at the Bournemouth Aviation Museum’s Fifth Annual Vintage Transport Day on Sunday, 3 March (10am – 4pm). A 1939 Bristol K5G with Eastern Coach Works highbridge double decker body, which was converted to open top during the winter of…

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