CCTV appeal after criminal damage to police vehicle in Poole
Officers are appealing for witnesses after an incident of criminal damage to a police vehicle in Poole.
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DEBSS wants your vote for £50,000 of lottery funding
Your vote could see a local Bournemouth group named a winner in this year’s The People’s Projects
Fire destroys building with bat roost on nature reserve
A fire has destroyed an historic railway hut on Dorset Wildlife Trust’s (DWT’s) Powerstock Common nature reserve, near Maiden Newton in west Dorset.
Ambition and vision for Dorset
A vision for Dorset at Dorset LEP’s business conference addresses Dorset’s £2.5 billion productivity challenge – transport and skills cited as region’s major impediments to economic growth
Partygoers expected at family festival in Branksome, Poole
A thousand partygoers are expected at a family festival to celebrate the best in English food, drink and music over the St George’s Day weekend.
La Lambretta
Carol Waterkeyn reviews La Lambretta Traditional Italian Kitchen and Pizza restaurant in Fordingbridge.
Viewpoint April 2018
Viewpoint Magazine April 2018 Your Independent Local Magazine INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Titan the Robot: carnival crowd pleaser – Maria crowned Mrs Enchanting World – Buying the Regal for the benefit of the town – Charity welcomes long-awaited vaccine report – New Race For Life kids’ event in Poole – Sandy Balls unveils the new Zen…
Charity appeals to public to survey endangered water voles
The National Water Vole Monitoring Programme starts Sunday 15 April 2018 and PTES is asking for your help with the survey.
Managing director to retire after more than 37 years at Bournemouth Airport
Regional & City Airports (RCA), the airport’s management division of Rigby Group plc, has announced that Paul Knight will retire as managing director of Bournemouth Airport in September 2018.
National treasures “delighted” circus ban in sight
News that wild animal circuses are to be banned in England within two years has been welcomed by legendary actors Brian Blessed and Joanna Lumley, long-standing supporters of Animal Defenders International (ADI) and its campaign to stop circus suffering.