Author: Dorset View

Ringwood Town Council is continuing to seek an urgent review of safety measures along the A31 at Ringwood, in particular the speed limit.

The council has been campaigning for many years for improved safety measures on the A31 and met the Highways Agency for discussions in December 2012. Their response, received recently, “is disappointing,” said the mayor, Cllr Steve Rippon-Swaine, “and makes it clear that no immediate action is proposed to improve the safety of the road.”

Wimborne Town’s failure to turn chances into goals led to them suffering two defeats on the road last week.
Last Tuesday the Magpies went down 3-0 in a rearranged Southern League game at Evesham.

Musicians from the Band of the Royal Corps of Signals, Blandford, joined forces with musicians from Queen Elizabeth’s Upper School in Wimborne Minster for a workshop focusing on both Big Band swing and classical chamber music. Principal clarinetist Lance Corporal Daniel King, returning to his old school said, “Working with these talented young musicians was…

The results of the Bournemouth Crown Courts Mock Trials competition have been announced by the Dorset Magistrates’ Association (DMA). The 2013 competition took place on Saturday, 9 March at the Bournemouth Crown Courts with six schools entering. Dorset magistrates, legal advisors and other personnel from all areas of Her Majesty’s Court & Tribunal Service [HMCTS] were present…

Graffiti on walls and garages around Ringwood could become a thing of the past as an initiative by Rob Moody, and supported by Ringwood Town Council, comes to fruition. Some months ago, Rob suggested that if a graffiti wall could be provided within the town to give young people a canvas for their art, this…

Members from Ferndown Jitsu Club were collecting unwanted Active Kid’s Vouchers at Sainsburys Store in Ferndown on Sunday with Tina their pterodactyl when a T-Rex named Darren turned to help promote Red Nose Day!

Giant humbugs, animated monsters, clay roly poly birds and drama were just a few of the fabulous arts activities on offer at the Heatherlands and Three Legged Cross Art Weeks.

Hi, I’m Blue, a one-year-old small scruffy terrier, who needs a new home after being abandoned.  I would prefer a family with older children as I am a lively friendly boy who will need lots of stimulation and training and at the moment I need to be the only dog as I’m not used to…

Yellow Buses is to conduct two further pre-employment training courses targeted especially at women.
They are following on from the successful Ladies’ Recruitment Open Day, which was covered on TV and saw a surge of interest – one woman who turned up at the open day has now been offered a full-time position at the company.