VIEWPOINT magazine November 2018 – Your Independent Local Magazine INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Thousands of poppies launch Ferndown Poppy Appeal – Benches blessed – New nuisance calls measures – Fracking vote – Chief Exec’s Pay-out – Western riding: on the spur of the moment – Verwood Christmas Extravaganza – £5 Hampshire tip charge opposed – Wimborne…
Dippy in Dorset Crowned Tourism Champion Caption: DCM at Dorset Tourism Awards Dorset | Posted on November 9th, 2018 | return to news Dippy in Dorset crowned tourism championDorset County Museum picked up two trophies at the sixth Dorset Tourism Business Awards following their record-breaking attraction, Dippy on Tour: A Natural History Adventure. Caption: DCM…
A Dorset firm of funeral directors was among the prestigious businesses invited to the centenary AGM of the Selected Independent Funeral Homes in Salt Lake City, US.
Eco activity comes to the fore in the Dorset town of Wimborne Caption: Saturday morning talk underneath a canopy of butterflies made by pupils of Allenbourn Middle School Eco & Environment, Wimborne | Posted on November 8th, 2018 | return to news Eco activity comes to the fore in the Dorset town of WimborneA weekend…
Dorset Wildlife Trust (DWT) still has concerns about the drilling of the Coulter Appraisal Well in Poole Bay, which begins this month by Corallian Energy Limited for which consent has been granted.
Family and friends joined forces on 2 November for a gala fund-raising event inspired by the life-saving heart treatment received by a Bournemouth toddler.
Officers investigating a serious injury road traffic collision on the A37 north of Dorchester are appealing for witnesses or anyone with dash cam footage to come forward.
Visitors will be dazzled later this month as Bournemouth Town Centre is transformed into a magical spectacle with over 100 glittering trees and illuminations.
Talbot Village Trust has provided Dorset Blind Association with £10,000 to enable the charity to open a new shop in Christchurch town centre.
Street dancer, choreographer and actor, Ashley Banjo etc created a masterpiece of street dance and circus that left the audience of 2,000 in absolute joyous amazement.
