Man grabs teenage girl: can you help identify him?
Hampshire Police are looking to speak with the man in this e-fit in connection to an assault on Salisbury Road, Totton, which happened on Tuesday 21 July at around 10pm.
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Figures released show COVID-19 cases low in Dorset
We mustn’t be complacent, but figures just released by Public Health Dorset show that Dorset and Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole (BCP) Councils are experiencing low numbers of COVID-19 cases compared with many other areas in England.
Broadstone Art Society exhibition on the theme of Corfe Castle
Although members of Broadstone Art Society haven’t been able to meet formally as a group because of COVID-19 restrictions, they certainly haven’t been idle.
Tank Museum’s Tankfest is a record breaker
The cancellation of so many events across the country has been a huge disappointment for organisers, however an innovative alternative staged by the Tank Museum in Bovington, has resulted in records being broken.
Thousands mourn the closure of the Blackmore Vale Magazine
Staff at Blackmore Vale Magazine have been overwhelmed with the huge number of kind messages from readers, following the announcement from the owners, Reach PLC, that the much-loved magazine, which suspended publication in March, will not be returning.
“Leave your inflatables at home” advises RNLI after unprecedented evening of call outs
Poole Lifeboat volunteers responded to a number of call outs and saved two lives on Sunday, 9 August.
Environmental traffic measures will encourage walking and cycling in Poole
BCP Council is determined to make life easier for people who choose to walk or cycle.
Poole shoppers provide 2,000 food parcels to foodbank
People shopping in Poole have been mindful of those, who during the pandemic, have been in need of a good meal.
BCP commercial waste facilities have re-opened
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council’s Household Recycling Centres re-opened on Monday 10 August for trade customers.
Fifty Dorset roads to be resurfaced at accost of £2m
Resurfacing work has started on 50 roads in Ashley Heath, Colehill, Ferndown, Upton, Verwood, West Moors, West Parley, Beaminster, Charminster and Child Okeford – identified as Dorset Council’s most damaged residential streets.