Viewpoint Magazine November 2016 Your Independent Local Magazine INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Dorset Poppy Appeal Launch – School choir wins recording contract for Christmas single – Fatal crash blamed on Barbie App – mother sentenced – Verwood Christmas Extravaganza – Back to basics, good honest food at The Elm Tree – Ringwood Regal launch Crowdfunding –…
Detectives investigating an alleged stabbing in Bournemouth are appealing for the public’s help to identify a suspect.
It’s going to take a lot of bottle, but thanks to a £500 donation from the local Nisa store, children at Merley First School will be able to create new flower beds and make their playground more environmentally friendly.
If you are a student enrolled in subjects relating to Flood Risk and Coastal Management (FCRM), or a young professional who has been working in this area for no more than three years, you are invited to engage in the Flood and Coast YouTube Challenge.
With a blue and gold-themed display, representing the town’s colours, Bournemouth’s biggest fireworks party celebrated its 20th anniversary in style at the Littledown Centre.
To celebrate the release of his 102nd album, ‘Just… Fabulous Rock ’n’ Roll’, legendary singer Cliff Richard will be heading out on a summer tour of the UK’s most beautiful castles and historic locations.
Will you bite the bullet, overcome your fears, channel your inner adrenaline-junkie and walk 20 feet over 670C degree coals?
Fired into space by a team from Queen Elizabeth’s School in Wimborne, an intrepid spaceman reached dizzying heights in a flight that lasted over two-and-a-half hours.
At a packed meeting at the Purbeck School, Purbeck District Councillors made a commitment to thoroughly review the current partial review of the Purbeck Local Plan.
With bonfire night fast approaching, a warning has gone out to organisers of firework displays in the New Forest to be aware of ponies and other animals to avoid causing them injuries and distress.
