Rescued circus lions take their first steps on grass
Five lions and nine tigers from two different circuses have been rescued from their bare board cages and have taken their first steps on grass.
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AFC Bournemouth Warriors make newest Cherries team
AFC Bournemouth Community Sports Trust is delighted to introduce the newest Cherries team, powerchair football team, AFC Bournemouth Warriors.
RNLI frees yacht pinned to Sandbanks chain ferry
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Shape political maps of new Dorset councils: deadline 27 August
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Rooftop honey gathered by Poole bees raises money for charity
The Dolphin Shopping Centre in Poole has announced that honey produced from its very own rooftop garden beehives is now on sale and raising money for charity.
Viewpoint August 2018
VIEWPOINT magazine August 2018 – Your Independent Local Magazine INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Silver Rustic Fayre – Catastrophic fire destroys Ferndown Common – Brave soles wanted for charity Fire & Ice Walk – Boat trip with Chris Packham – Rupert Barrington takes up reins of the centre named after his grandfather – Ferndown mourns death of its…
Woman raped in wooded area near Wareham
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No hedge clippers allowed as ‘Brave the Shave’ team backs all-clear boss
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30 fire crews attend fire at Upton Heath nature reserve
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