4DORSET magazine January 2020 – Your Independent Local Magazine INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Tesco u-turn over Ferndown parking limits – Bournemouth drug dealers pay for their crimes – Free plastic-free party! – Huge turnout for Broadstone Christmas parade – Weather “onside” for Sarah Farmer lights switch on in Ferndown – Schoolchildren put ‘Ecological’ into Climate Emergency -…
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The six schools of Heath Academy Trust in Dorset and Hampshire staged their Christmas nativities and shows with a variety of themes.
According to latest research and analysis of moth distribution records there is a rapid change going on in Britain and Ireland when it comes to moths.
As part of the £1.2 million project to improve the King George V recreational facilities in Ferndown, the much-loved play park will receive a facelift.
Rough sleeping in Dorset has fallen sharply according to figures from the annual Rough Sleeper Count.
Plans have been approved for an eye-catching nautically-themed sculpture at Hunger Hill in Poole.
A well-supported Save the Children Parade set off around Wimborne Minster on 14 December bringing colour and festive cheer with it.
A pub landlord from Poulner, Ringwood is calling on a customer to return a stolen Santa that was swiped from the hostelry.
One hundred tenants and leaseholders from Bournemouth and Poole have celebrated the anniversary of council housing in Britain.