FitLiving is back in Bournemouth for a second year
After the success of the first FitLiving UK show in September 2017, the event is coming back for its second year and has also found a new home on Bournemouth’s Waterfront Site.
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Cracking Easter egg hunt in Christchurch and Broomhill
For the fourth year in a row, children visiting the Stewarts Garden Centres at Christchurch and Broomhill in the run up to Easter, will be challenged to find six giant Easter eggs hidden within each centre.
Viewpoint March 2018
Viewpoint Magazine March 2018 Your Independent Local Magazine INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Super councils on Dorset horizon – Bat roosts destroyed: men sentenced in nationally important case – Fake police target elderly for cash – EDDC agrees council tax – Kylie comes to Bournemouth – Popular Highcliffe Castle zig-zag path will be rebuilt – Gin and…
Assault involving dog walkers in Bournemouth
Police officers are appealing for witnesses after a man was assaulted following an altercation between two dog walkers in Bournemouth.
CCTV appeal following armed robbery in Sturminster Newton
Detectives are appealing for witnesses or anyone with information to come forward following an armed robbery in Sturminster Newton.
‘Excellence’ award bestowed for returning trains to Wareham
Dedicated volunteers of Swanage Railway are celebrating after winning a national award.
Author drops into Bournemouth Day Nursery to give a reading
Author Christine Roberts read The Very Shy Picture Book to children at Bournemouth Day Nursery on World Book Day.
Dorset Blind Association celebrates 100 years of helping blind and visually impaired people
Appeal for local people helped by the charity to come forward.
UK Government to ban wild animal circuses by 2020
Animal Defenders International (ADI) has congratulated the UK Government on committing to ban the use of wild animals in travelling circuses in England by January 2020.
Poole town centre – a shining example of art
More than 20,000 visitors enjoyed the Light Up Poole festival of digital light art from 15-17 February that illuminated the town centre after dark.