Big band jazz a big success
A packed Minster Hall at the Allendale Centre in Wimborne recently saw an audience of nearly 300 people enjoy an evening of jazz.
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Talbot Village Trust supports the homeless in Bournemouth and Poole
The charity, Hope Housing, Training & Support, has been provided with a grant of more than £115,000 from the Talbot Village Trust in the past three years to provide housing for homeless people in the area.
Christchurch play park suffers fire damage
Police are appealing for witnesses after an arson incident at a play park in Christchurch.
Worbey and Farrell and a wicked sense of humour come to Poole
Internationally acclaimed concert pianists and Steinway artists Worbey and Farrell bring their wicked sense of humour to Lighthouse, Poole’s Centre for the Arts on 23 March at 7.45pm.
The Avon Causeway
Good quality food, cooked simply with great flavours. Adam Trimby reviews the Avon Causeway restaurant at Hurn, Christchurch.
4Dorset magazine March 2017
INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Olly Murs names special guest at his Bournemouth open air concert this summer – Update on assistance dog Magsie – Mobile phone crackdown produces shocking results – Free concert at Ferndown’s Barrington Theatre raises £1,600 – Sarah Farmer joins Rotary – Man dedicates Antarctic half marathon victory to friends who inspired him…
Southbourne woman wins luxury Caribbean holiday
Winner of a Bournemouth shopping park’s Valentine’s Day competition for a luxury holiday in the Dominican Republic says it will be the first time she has visited that part of the world.
Man jailed after driving spree in Bournemouth and Poole
A man fuelled on drugs who went on a driving spree in someone else’s car and collided with 12 vehicles before being forcibly stopped by police has been jailed.
Ear bitten off in Bournemouth street assault: CCTV appeal
Police have released a CCTV image of people they would like to speak to in relation to an assault where the victim’s ear was partially bitten off.
World War One home front through the eyes of five women
Performance of Tommy’s Sisters will be at Wimborne’s Royal British Legion in March
