Apprentice declared South West Business and Community Champion
Ben Bronsell was declared Apprentice of the Year at The South West Business and Community Awards this month.
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Salvation Army Choir raises more than £1,500 performing at the Dolphin Shopping Centre
The Dolphin Shopping Centre in Poole welcomed the choir to perform twice during December, enabling the choir to raise £1,525 from shoppers’ donations.
Stalbridge residents asked to help catch serial fly-tipper
The Dorset Waste Partnership (DWP) is asking residents in Stalbridge for their help in catching a serial fly-tipper who has been dumping white carrier bags of empty cans along a stretch of the A357 at Spire Hill.
4Dorset February 2018
4Dorset magazine February 2018 – Your Independent Local Magazine INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Future Dorset: “game changing” vote in Christchurch – Waggy Tails dogs need homes – Focus on local charities – Christchurch marks Holocaust Memorial Day – Future’s bright for the Barrington – £180,000 diesel oil leak – Are you looking for the challenge of…
New funding available for landscape enhancement
A fund totalling £1.7 million is now open for applications from individuals, groups and organisations for the landscape around Wytch Farm oilfield in Purbeck.
Hoburne raise £100,000 for Cancer Research UK
The Hoburne Group chose to support Cancer Research for 2017 and had a big fundraising drive across their seven holiday parks and three golf clubs.
Delays to second year of Wareham train service trial
A project to restore and upgrade two former British Railways 1960s heritage diesel trains to exacting main line standards is to delay the second year of the Swanage Railway’s pioneering trial train service to Wareham.
Can ewe name the Cranborne Chase AONB mini mascot?
Children aged 10 and under are being asked to name this little lamb, which has been adopted as a mini mascot for 2018 by the Cranborne Chase Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Chinese make a cream tea the British way at Wimborne’s QE
A group of 16 Chinese students on a three-day visit to Queen Elizabeth’s School in Wimborne had the unforgettable experience of making a cream tea the British way on 23 January 2018.
Two men guilty of the murder of Guy Hedger last April
Two men have been jailed for life after being found guilty of the murder of Guy Hedger who was fatally shot during an aggravated burglary at his home near Ringwood.