Stroke warning following rise in Omicron
The Stroke Association is urging people not to delay seeking treatment due to fear of Omicron as they did in first wave of pandemic.
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Vote in Dorset Healthcare’s Dragons’ Den
Local people have the chance to vote for the projects which they think will most benefit patients and staff.
Controversial time remembered as retired Dorset railwayman greets train
The last Corfe Castle signalman from 1972 was back on the platform to greet a 50th anniversary train marking a controversial moment in time.
First call out of the year sees both Poole lifeboats launched
Both Poole lifeboats were launched by UK Coastguard just after 1pm on 2 January to a report of an unconscious jet skier in the water.
Bournemouth and Poole hospitals make plea for return of equipment
Equipment borrowed from local hospitals should be returned in order that other patients can make use of it.
Celebration for Prince’s Trust Team
A virtual celebration was held to celebrate the achievements of youngsters who have completed a Prince’s Trust Team programme.
A35 and A31 road closures start on 4 January
The New Forest National Park Authority is concerned about the safety of animals following road diversions.
Wimborne toddlers don hard hats and hi vis jackets
The youngsters from Tops Day Nurseries in Leigh Road were invited by contractors to see the work going on to provide cycle paths.
Dorset View January 2022 | Volume 19 Issue 6
DORSET VIEW MAGAZINE | JANUARY 2022– Your Independent Local MagazineINSIDE THIS ISSUE: Have your say: face of West Parley set to change forever – New deputy chief constable appointed – Louis Pulford meets street artist Tech Moon – Pulford Publicity’s Cause of the Year for 2022 is Clean Jurassic Coast – Great turnout for Wimborne…
Temporary closure of three Dorset MIUs due to staffing difficulties
Staffing difficulties, made more challenging by Covid-19 related absences, have resulted in the planned temporary closure of three Dorset MIUs.