DORSET VIEW MAGAZINE | MARCH 2023– Your Independent Local MagazineINSIDE THIS ISSUE: £19.9m to be spent on seafronts – Photo ID required to vote – BCP Council leader resigns – Dunford Novelists Conference – Help Dorset Mind raise vital funds – Save waste for good causes – Wimborne Community Garden all set for a bumper…
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.
Hampshire Safe, which comprises about 30 schools in the New Forest and Andover, said vaping is an issue that it wants to raise awareness about.
Salamander Cookshop, had a very special guest visitor on 10 February – chef, restaurateur and presenter of the Great British Bake Off – Dame Prue Leith.
The launch of an exciting new book marks a special anniversary for Farmer Palmer’s Farm Park in Poole.
A Bournemouth man who was found guilty of drunken driving which resulted in a motorcyclist losing his leg is now behind bars.
