Haskins Garden Centres expands
Haskins Garden Centres has announced expansion with the acquisition of Forest Lodge, Garden Style and Birdworld near Farnham.
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Apprentices celebrated at inaugural awards ceremony during National Apprenticeship Week
Hard-working apprentices were championed by Bournemouth & Poole College at a special awards ceremony during National Apprenticeship Week.
Viewpoint February 2020
VIEWPOINT magazine February 2020 – Your Independent Local Magazine INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Environmental disaster hits Ferndown – Dorset police officers guilty of misconduct – Bournemouth Airport Airspace Modernisation; Public Consultation – Catalytic converter thefts in Ferndown – Warning: Windows 7 is insecure – 25 years for 25 child sex offences – Have your say on…
Light Up Poole digital light festival of delights
A festival of digital light in Poole High Street, the Quay and Old Town will take place between Thursday 20 until Saturday 22 February offering free and ticketed events.
Chancellor urged to back ambitious clean energy plans in Great South West
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sajid Javid, is being urged to help kick start ambitious plans to create the UK’s first clean energy powerhouse by backing the Great South West in the Budget.
Law firm, Humphries Kirk, has renewed its corporate partnership with Dorset Wildlife Trust (DWT) for 2020, continuing its support to help build a sustainable future for Dorset’s wildlife and residents.
Family pays tribute to ‘loving young man’
The family of Joshua Willis, who sadly died in a collision in East Dorset last month, have issued a tribute
Help capture largest ever movie of the night sky
Researchers at Queen’s University Belfast are looking for UK citizens to help contribute to world-leading research on capturing the largest ever movie of the changing night sky.
Lewis-Manning Hospice Care is appealing for urgent donations following a recent break-in at its new premises at Longfleet Road, Poole.
Clare Gallie, chief executive at the charity, said, “Materials, old cabling and wires were all stolen from the hospice’s new premises. Construction work is underway with local suppliers who are getting the new premises ready, so we can move into Longfleet House in a few months.