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With the rising cost of living, people could be tempted to put warmth above safety, but the service has some advice.

Following the outdoor trail of spectacular lights at Kingston Lacy is a special way to start the festive season.

The environmental campaigner, who has swum non-stop around Grand Cayman visited Hayeswood and Colehill first schools.

The Lift Legend campaign has returned with over 30 licensed premises offering free soft drinks to drivers giving friends a lift home.

Ferndown came to life for the Christmas event in Pennys Walk on 26 November.

A dog walk with a difference will take place along the River Stour on 11 December to raise funds for the Sheltered Work Opportunities Project.

A free training programme has now recruited and trained 750 special advisors from local companies to help digitally excluded residents.

A magical event brought festive cheer to Christchurch welcoming the Holly King, Ivy Queen and many others who paraded through the town.

The Environment Agency is to fund a study to improve fish passage on the lower stretches of a Dorset chalk stream to the east of Blandford Forum.

A traditional Christmas Fair at Pelhams Park Community Centre set the ball rolling for Christmas in Kinson.