Poole Hospital National support worker of the year
A Poole Hospital maternity support worker, who works with vulnerable mums-to-be and their families, has been named national support worker of the year by the Royal College of Midwives
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Viewpoint May 2020
VIEWPOINT MAGAZINE | MAY 2020– Your Independent Local MagazineINSIDE THIS ISSUE Julia’s House nurse returns to NHS during coronavirus crisis – Local Brotherhood of Man star mourns cancellation of concerts – 255 people fined for flouting regulations – Take up the 2.6 Challenge for charity – Coping with lockdown: Minstead Trust – West Moors butcher…
Concrete decision made: Sandbanks Ferry out of service until June
Sandbanks Ferry service has been delayed until at least the beginning of June due to unexpected repair work that needs to be carried out.
Dorset Council car parks require cashless payments
If you’re planning to use any of Dorset Council’s open car parks in the near future you won’t be able to pay by cash.
Life in Lockdown: Mohammed Ali from Bournemouth
Eight-year-old Mohammed Ali from Bournemouth gives his view of lockdown – 25 April 2020
Popular Dorset County Show cancelled
The coronavirus pandemic has seen another major show cancelled. This time the organisers of the Dorset County Show have announced that it will not take place this year.
Green Lamborghini seized in London to Hampshire County Line investigation
The Met’s Specialist Crime Command swooped simultaneously on three addresses in the early hours of 12 May and carried out search warrants at Rigby Close, CR0, Derwent Road, SE20 and Scarbrook Road, CR0.
Twenty-two-year-old man arrested in New Milton
A 22-year-old man from New Milton has been arrested on suspicion of possession of an offensive weapon after Hampshire police officers executed a warrant at a property in the town on 13 May.
State-of-the-art eating disorders unit for Dorset gets the green light
Thanks to a state-of-the-art unit planned for Poole in Dorset, inpatient care places for local people struggling with an eating disorder are set to increase.