Take part in Dorset hospices’ charity abseil
You can have the chance to abseil down Portsmouth’s Spinnaker Tower on 9 July whilst raising funds for the hospices.
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Appeal following Bournemouth nightclub assault
A number of witnesses have already come forward, but Dorset Police are also appealing for mobile phone footage.
Dorset View March 2022 | Volume 19 Issue 8
DORSET VIEW MAGAZINE | MARCH 2022– Your Independent Local MagazineINSIDE THIS ISSUE: Campaign to stop hospital being built on last remaining urban farm in Poole – Crime drops in Dorset – Food and arts festival back in June – Cycle paths to be extended to Ferndown – Dorset drugs gang jailed – Ferndown town crier…
Teddy Rocks Festival is back
The three-day Blandford music festival, Teddy Rocks, that supports young people with cancer will return this year.
Gaze at the night sky and count the stars
Dorset CPRE is urging people to take part in Star Count from 26 February to 6 March.
Fun Facts Friday – Poole lifting bridges
Find out more about Poole Bridge and the Twins Sails with these fun facts about Poole’s lifting bridges.
Walk or cycle through Upper Gardens in Bournemouth at leisure
The new walking and cycling paths through Upper Gardens in Bournemouth are open and ready for use with just a small section still waiting for its top coat of asphalt.
Happiness and optimism will bring smiles to Global Happy Café
Make Shrove Tuesday extra smiley by zooming to the Global Happy Café meeting after you’ve savoured your pancakes to hear from Emily Coxhead and Victor Perton.
Guest Blog by Curry Queen Sarah Choudhury
Forty-four-year-old Sarah Choudhury is used to being in the public eye. A multi-award-winning chef, named one of the UK curry industry’s biggest disruptors, and hailed as one of the country’s leading female entrepreneurs, Sarah has been featured by Forbes, Financial Times and Channel 4 for her ground-breaking work in the culinary industry.
Wimborne’s Serles House to be sold
Serles House, the home of Ian Willis is to be sold and the proceeds will be used to benefit the collections at the Museum of East Dorset.