VIEWPOINT MAGAZINE | SEPTEMBER 2020– Your Independent Local MagazineINSIDE THIS ISSUE Swim Jurassic raises hope for the future – Double amputee climbs Matterhorn – Petition for a safe crossing on Manor Road – Action4Alderholt continues to fight development – Book reveals top rugby players connection with club – £5,600 worth of Class B drugs found…
Ringwood is planning to host some events over the coming months, but sadly others in the town’s calendar won’t be possible.
Young people with learning disabilities are being given an important step towards independent living, with the opening of a new supported living scheme in Southbourne.
If the COVID-19 pandemic has seriously affected your finances, don’t leave it too late before seeking help.
A speed boat named Sonic has been seized following the reported dangerous use of the vessel in Wareham and Poole Harbour.
Although in certain areas of our lives, things are far from normal, as far as Dorset libraries are concerned, some services are resuming.
Supporters of Diverse Abilities will have more than a passing interest in ‘the beautiful game’ in the coming months as Ferndown Football Club is to support the charity over the next season.
If you’re planning to go for a walk at Canford Cliffs, you need to be aware that work to stabilise the cliffs on the landslip below Cliff Drive is to take place from Monday 21 September and for the following nine months.
Despite ‘The Rule of Six’ many people could still offer a home to a vulnerable adult on a long or short-term basis.
