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Don’t make Dorset your destination this bank holiday weekend
The weather forecast is good, and you may feel desperate to visit many of the county’s beauty spots, but both Dorset Council and BCP Council are asking people from outside the area to consider the potential impact on local communities.
Appeal to respect the New Forest during high fire risk weekend
With a severe fire warning in place across the New Forest, people are being asked to respect and care for the National Park and follow the New Forest code.
UCS receives three-year Lecturer Bursary from British Horse Foundation
University Centre Sparsholt (UCS), home of the Sir Mark Todd Rider Performance studio, has confirmed that equine lecturer Natalie Stones, and teaching fellow Lorna Cameron, have been awarded the highly coveted Lecturer Bursary from the British Horse Foundation.
Dogs on beaches restrictions return to Dorset beaches
From this Friday 22 May owners will not longer be permitted to walk their dogs on a number of Dorset beaches.
Helpline supporting thousands of BCP Council residents
Vulnerable residents in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole have taken advantage of an emergency helpline.
Diverse Abilities gives thumbs up after receiving generous donations from the community
Divers Abilities, Dorset’s disability charity has received donations to assist with its day-to-day delivery of care from organisations in the local community and beyond.
Tutu challenge to raise funds for Poole Hospital’s critical care unit
A Poole fitness enthusiast has embarked on a colourful challenge to raise funds for Poole Hospital’s critical care unit (CCU) in memory of his grandmother.
Ross the lurcher seeks love and affection
Ross is a very playful eight-year-old lurcher currently being cared for by the Dorset animal charity Waggy Tails.
Children encouraged to help build a virtual learning village
SafeWise, the skills for life charity, is calling for local people – especially children – to help create an exciting new virtual learning village this summer.