Rain didn’t stop Wimborne Pancake Race
It might have been raining, but for the third time in its 24-year history, Wimborne’s Pancake Race was run inside the Minster church.
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Chief Constable vows to put more officers on Dorset streets
Dorset Police are to become more accessible to all in an effort to make Dorset the safest place in the country.
Teenagers arrested following Bournemouth robbery
If you witnessed this incident involving teenagers, which took place at Chaseside, you are asked to contact the police.
Second consultation for Poole’s Keyhole Bridge
This is the second consultation as a High Court ruling stated that the previous period had been too short.
Trees to be replaced on Parkstone Golf Club
Some of the trees cut down in 2018 were found to be the subject of a tree preservation order and shouldn’t have been felled.
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.
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.