Dorset Council to mark Commonwealth Day
County Hall in Dorchester will just be one of many places across the Commonwealth to mark this special day.
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Colehill pupils wrap up to improve mental health
Wearing a scarf took on a new meaning for pupils at Hayeswood First School in Colehill in Children’s Mental Health Week.
Drop-off point for Ukraine in Poole
A number of items are needed to help the people of Ukraine and they can be dropped off at Eva’s Café in Poole.
£1.7 million funding boost for Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole
BCP Council will be using a £1.7 million funding boost to improve Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole for the influx of visitors in the coming months.
Volunteer to help visitors discover Ringwood
Ringwood Gateway opens at Easter after a two-year break and volunteers are needed between the hours of 10-4pm on Saturdays.
Check for ‘silent’ conditions that can cause deadly strokes
“Get checked” urges Dr Hilary Jones as new data suggests that at least 101,000 people in Dorset could be living with a ‘silent’ condition that causes deadly strokes.
AECC University College invests in new rehabilitation centre
AECC University College, in Boscombe, has had a Topping Out ceremony to mark the completion of the building structure that will house a new rehabilitation centre.
Viewpoint March 2022 | Volume 46 Issue 5
VIEWPOINT MAGAZINE | MARCH 2022– Your Independent Local MagazineINSIDE THIS ISSUE Tom Daley in Dorset – Speedier mobile phone connections for Dorset – Poole Crematorium closed for 22 weeks – Rain didn’t stop Wimborne Pancake Race – Environmentalist discovers 65-year-old washing up bottle – A network of roads built by Romans – Rural hedgehog populations…
Collection points for donations to Ukraine in Ferndown
Ferndown Town Council is joining the efforts to provide aid to people fleeing Ukraine – can you help?
Willow seeks home in Dorset but can be a little husky
A three-year-old, medium-size crossbreed dog being cared for by the Dorset animal charity, Waggy Tails Rescue, is seeking a forever home. Her name is Willow.