Wimborne youngsters take part in Litter Free Dorset Challenge
Young people take up the challenge to pick up rubbish on the walk from their homes to the centre of the town.
Young people take up the challenge to pick up rubbish on the walk from their homes to the centre of the town.
As cases are increasing across England and are highest amongst the younger age groups in Dorset, the rules should still be kept.
Police are seeking witnesses to this assault, particularly a woman in a beige-coloured car who was driving nearby.
Robert Jenrick went on a walking tour of Boscombe, during which he saw key sites set for extensive renovation.
The areas to benefit are Hengistbury Head, Tuckton, Pokesdown, Boscombe, Southbourne, East Cliff, Pier Approach, West Cliff and Westbourne.
The pandemic has seen a 25 per cent increase in reported domestic abuse incidents in the past year in Dorset.
The free parking in Dorset Council car parks for NHS and care workers is set to end on what could be Freedom Day on 19 July.
Families are being encouraged to cycle to schools in Bournemouth, Christchurch, and Poole as a new Bike It officer is appointed.
Fortunately no one was injured but the police would like to locate the white van driver who failed to stop at the scene.
Wimborne will look much brighter this year with 150 hanging baskets having been installed plus planting in the flower towers.