DORSET VIEW MAGAZINE | MARCH 2021– Your Independent Local MagazineINSIDE THIS ISSUE: Local people reveal their hopes for the future – Top Down Kayak Challenge from John O’Groats to Lands End – A reader’s COVID heartbreak – Council tax increase to boost policing – Calls to extend local plan consultation – Have your say on…
The census is held every 10 years, and in 2021 the emphasis is on completing the survey online, with help being available.
Thanks to a partnership between Wessex Water and the Dorset Community Foundation, the funding has been divided between 22 groups.
Instead of receiving his mayoral allowance, Tony Ring has donated it to the community organisations in the town.
Flood defences will protect the town centre, the old town and new developments in the Twin Sails area for the next 100 years.
Essential businesses which are open and haven’t yet registered for community testing are urged by Public Health Dorset to do so.
Entrances to Woolslope Farm gravel paths are either directly off the Riverside Walk (accessed from the A31, or Station Road, West Moors but there is no parking at either location), or via Canterbury Close or Woolslope Road.
The mortality support facility that was activated as part of Dorset’s ongoing response to the Covid-19 emergency has been placed on standby.
BCP Council is to remove the arcade’s corroded steel canopy next week which will let in additional natural light.
With its mix of coastline and beaches, extensive heathlands and rural farmland, Dorset is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna.
