4Dorset January 2017 – Your Independent Local Magazine INSIDE THIS ISSUE: British Wildlife Photography Awards exhibition at Moors Valley – Sale of Furzehill will create legacy for communities of East Dorset – Ferndown councillors agree to major redevelopment at King George V Recreation Ground – Clinical Services Review – have your say on the future…
Detectives are renewing their appeal for witnesses after a woman was burgled in Bournemouth – with images of a stolen ring being released.
Fine food sensation in a prime location – Adam Trimby reviews West Beach restaurant
The concessionary bus pass scheme in Dorset could be changing in April 2017, but it’s not too late to have your say.
AFC Bournemouth’s Premier League clash with south coast rivals Southampton was a special occasion for the children supported by Dorset disability charity Diverse Abilities.
When Mark Cook, managing director and founder of MC Plan & Site Services first started out, little did he anticipate it would ultimately become a family business.
Police are appealing for witnesses after an archery club was damaged by fire during a burglary in the New Forest.
Santa and his little helpers have been busy at Ringwood Church of England Infant School. A record-breaking £4,654 has been raised for the school with a series of Christmas events.
Talbot Village Trust (TVT) has provided the funds needed to refurbish and re-equip the office of a local charity, which runs relationship skills workshops for young people.
Dorset businesses are being given the chance to skill up their workforce with an innovative online digital marketing course – for free.
