DORSET VIEW MAGAZINE | FEBRUARY 2021– Your Independent Local MagazineINSIDE THIS ISSUE: Vaccination centre opens – Action plan on climate emergency launched by BCP Council – Broadstone speed limits – Free parking to continue for NHS workers – Digital help for families who are home-schooling – Volunteering at St Leonards vaccination centre – Stark warnings…
People with mobility problems need no longer worry that they won’t be able to access the vaccine centre at the BIC.
Chris Foot, writing as Ray Carole has completed the first book of a trilogy which borrows from his extreme experiences.
Guest Blog | Posted on February 1st, 2021 | return to news Tales of Dorset dormice By Janine Pulford I have some great news about Dorset dormice. Hazel Dormouse – Clare Pengelly Although, the PTES’ State of Britain’s Dormice 2019 report has revealed that Britain’s population of hazel dormice has declined by 51% since 2000,…
Driving lessons must not take place until the restrictions are lifted. This includes ADI part 2 and 3 tests and standards checks.
Dorset residents have until 12 February to put in their applications to apply for funding to pay utility bills.
Great relief for Bournemouth care home staff and residents as they receive the Oxford AstraZeneca vaccine.
Postponed last year and again this year, Sense and Sensibility will be performed at Deans Court in July 2022.
Winners of the 2020 Royal Automobile Club Historic Awards were able to celebrate in style and make acceptance speeches despite lockdown restrictions.
The volunteer directors of Highcliffe Food and Arts Festival are sad to announce that the festival will not go ahead this year.
