Dorset Chamber reacts to second lockdown
Dorset Chamber has huge concerns about a second lockdown, which starts on Thursday 5 November 2020, fearing many businesses will be devastated.
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Dorset Police and Crime Commissioner to take part in a ‘Question Time’
Are there questions you would like to put to Dorset’s Police and Crime Commissioner? If so, now is your chance.
Careers Hub boost for jobs for young people
With the availability of jobs being tenuous at best, a plea has gone out for local businesses to provide virtual work experiences for the region’s young people.
Dorset Council leader responds to second lockdown
Leader of Dorset Council, Councillor Spencer Flower, has reacted to announcements that England will enter a second national lockdown from Thursday.
Freemasons £12,500 support for NHS Heroes at Bournemouth Hospital
Local Freemasons have raised £12,500 for Bournemouth Hospital Charity’s NHS Heroes Appeal.
Pair jailed for Barclays bank robbery in Bournemouth
Two brothers who robbed a Bournemouth bank at knifepoint have each been jailed for three years and four months.
Dorset View November 2020
DORSET VIEW MAGAZINE | NOVEMBER 2020– Your Independent Local MagazineINSIDE THIS ISSUE: Remembrance scaled back – Cruise ship entertainer to cob wall builder – Hospital merger – Kingfisher facts – Warning about disposal of old batteries – Dorset View website takes the lead – OBITUARY: Ian Willis 1951-2020 – Groyne replacement – Dorset Gardens Trust…
“End of furlough sparks mental health fears” says Dorset Police and Crime Commissioner
A change coming into effect this weekend will have a devastating impact on thousands of people in Dorset, and many more across the rest of the country.
Wimborne Minster pays tribute to Ian Willis
The town of Wimborne Minster stood still on the afternoon of 29 October whilst the horse drawn hearse carrying the coffin of Ian Willis drove through the town centre.
Former police officer jailed for manslaughter of Bournemouth woman
A former Dorset Police officer has been sentenced to 10 years and six months in prison for the manslaughter of a woman in West Parley.