4DORSET magazine May 2020 – Life in Lockdown special Your Independent Local Magazine INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Life in Lockdown reports from around the world – Massive community effort to supply PPE – Recalling the extraordinary life and times of Duncan Hamilton – Take part in business survey – Experienced cleaners required for community hospitals -…
Dorchester’s Brewery Square retailers are pulling together to give back to their local community during the coronavirus pandemic.
A new helpline has been launched in Dorset to support parents and carers who are worried about how their child or teenager is coping during the coronavirus pandemic.
BCP Council and Beryl Bikes have extended free bike share for NHS staff and other key workers until the end of June.
Dorset and Somerset Air Ambulance has jumped on the ‘virtual’ wagon and has launched a Coast to Coast Virtual Challenge which aims to keep you active for the whole month of May.
The new assistant chief constable for Dorset is Samantha (Sam) de Reya who was selected for the post on 24 April.
The country’s chief nurse and top doctor are backing a nationwide tribute to NHS and care staff who have lost their lives in the coronavirus pandemic.
The recycling initiative, Every Can Counts, is calling on kids and big kids across the nation to get creative and design their own drinks can and flavour for the chance to win a Nintendo Switch, but hurry there is not much time left to enter.
With many expectant mothers being advised to stay indoors during this coronavirus pandemic, founder and CEO of the Positive Birth Company, Siobhan Miller, has written up seven helpful tips for pregnant women during lockdown.
