Dorset Children’s Foundation receives life-changing funding
Already 29 children have been able to enjoy visiting off road locations thanks to the provision of adventure chairs following £28,000 funding.
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Dog attacks woman on Canford Heath
If you were walking on Canford Heath on Wednesday 19 October and witnessed this attack contact Dorset Police.
Neighbourhood Plan referendum for Highcliffe and Walkford
Registered voters in the Highcliffe and Walkford Parish Council area can make their views known in a referendum on Thursday 15 December.
A338 road closure for rubbish clear
The A338 spur road between Ashley Heath and Bournemouth will be closed over four nights for its twice-yearly clean-up.
Three arrested following reported rogue trader incident in North Dorset
When a man in his 70s was allegedly forced to go to a bank to withdraw money for work carried out at his address, the police were on the case.
Environment Agency urges public to beware ‘bonfire bandits’
Don’t risk becoming a ‘bonfire bandit’ warns the Environment Agency as 5 November approaches and people prepare for Bonfire Night.
Play spaces survey across Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole
Over the next six weeks, local people have the chance to tell BCP Council what provision they would like to see at local play spaces.
There is ‘crafty digging’ going on in Christchurch
The new craft and gardening initiative launched by The Water Lily Project is helping women through life’s challenges.
Dorset View November 2022 | Volume 20 Issue 4
DORSET VIEW MAGAZINE | NOVEMBER 2022– Your Independent Local MagazineINSIDE THIS ISSUE: Broadstone Christmas Parade – Christmas in Christchurch – Life sentence for two teenage boys – Cremators to be reinstated – Energy use in Dorset libraries to be cut – Adult Education Centre relocated – White tailed sea eagle death investigated – Fun-packed Christmas…
New to Poole – a Christmas Maritime Light Festival
The new festival with a maritime theme runs from 19 November until 2 January, with lights throughout the town and at sea.