Trial train service from Wareham to the heart of Purbeck
Leave your car at home and travel by rail is the message from the Swanage Railway, which is to operate a trial heritage diesel train service.
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Substantial haul from Poole burglary
If you live in Stevenson Crescent in Poole and you have any CCTV footage or witnessed anything suspicious on 4 March contact the police.
AFC Bournemouth’s star surprise at Digital Stars workshop
IT consultancy QuoStar held a Digital Stars Interactive Workshop in partnership with AFC Bournemouth and Bournemouth University with a surprise.
Viewpoint March 2023 | Volume 47 Issue 5
VIEWPOINT MAGAZINE | MARCH 2023– Your Independent Local MagazineINSIDE THIS ISSUE Viewpoint welcomes Blandford Forum – Ideal Home Spring Ideas – Opposition to Ringwood 400 property development – The new royals of Verwood – Council tax rises in Dorset – Flipping fantastic pancake race – Church naves have been used as community centres for centuries…
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Officers searching for missing Bournemouth man Marco Bianchi have very sadly found a body in the Kimmeridge area.
National celebration for University Hospitals Dorset’s female surgical team
A photo of the all female orthopaedic team will be on display at The Royal College of Surgeons building in London.
Wimborne litter pick collects record amount of waste
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Upgrade to railway waiting rooms in the south
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Tribute to Christchurch woman following driver’s sentence
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