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Thanks to Variety The Children’s Charity, pupils from schools in Boscombe were able to see a panto performed by Treehouse Theatre.

There are 526 young people leaving the care of Dorset Council and landlords are urged to provide accommodation for them.

In this National Tree Week schools and community groups are urged to apply for their free tree packs from the Woodland Trust.

Demand is high for carers and highly skilled workers despite a continuous decline seen in labour demand across the county.

The exercise sessions, which take place at Bournemouth Heart Club, are to continue as they have proved to be a success.

University Hospitals Dorset celebrates a new creative working partnership with students from Arts University Bournemouth.

The three-day multi-agency exercise, which took place off the coast of Portland, was to ensure challenging threats and incidents at sea can be met.

As well as two drop in sessions, local people have the chance to complete an online survey until 15 January.

Many people in the county may not realise that with the rise in the cost of living they are now eligible for financial help.

Two Citizens Advice volunteers are retiring with more than 40 years of combined service under their belts.