More walk-in vaccination clinics pop up in Bournemouth
Additional Covid-19 vaccination clinics are popping up in Bournemouth so local people can grab their jab. The university campus has three extra clinics.
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VIEWPOINT MAGAZINE | JULY 2021– Your Independent Local MagazineINSIDE THIS ISSUE Councillors put forward objections to increased cycleways – Youth club saved by community spirit – A fete with plenty to celebrate – New laws for funeral directors – Long Covid care services for children – Free outdoor yoga – Enjoy a day out at…
Sir Simon Stevens speaks at St Paul’s on NHS anniversary
The NHS chief executive spoke at a special service held at St Paul’s Cathedral on 5 July to commemorate the anniversary of the health service’s foundation.
Freemasons in Dorset support Frontline Workers’ Day
Freemasons in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight – which include those in Bournemouth and Christchurch – supported the day.
Green travel plans to kick-off at Kings Park, Boscombe
Works will start in late July to link Bournemouth and Christchurch with pathways and end in autumn next year.
Wimborne Mayor opens new exhibition at Model Town
Life Before Lego is the latest exhibition to be opened at Wimborne Model Town and Gardens which depicts the town in the 1950s.
Dorset Chamber concerned over mixed messages for lifting restrictions
Not only does the Chamber feel the guidance lacks clarity, it is concerned about the two week timescale.
Teenager bitten by dog in Lower Parkstone
If you saw a labrador-type dog jump up and bite a teenage girl in Lower Parkstone on the evening of Thursday 1 July, Dorset Police would like to speak to you.
Scheme to prevent missing children on Bournemouth beaches
LV=Kidzone scheme educates parents and children on what to do if a child or vulnerable person becomes separated from their parents or guardian.
Sports grants for youth organisations in Dorset
Several local youth organisations are to receive grants to enable them to recover following pandemic lockdowns.