4Dorset December 2017 – Your Independent Local Magazine INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Christmas in Wimborne – A Winton Wonderland – Poppy petals have great appeal – Congratulations Jenny Oag – Esther Rantzen to speak on mental health – £90,000 found in Christchurch will benefit community – Body of missing teenager found – Children’s eyesight saved by…
Bournemouth has been announced as the winner of Best UK Seaside Town in the prestigious 2017 British Travel Awards held on 29 November in London and attended by more than a thousand travel industry professionals.
BBC South’s weather presenter Sarah Farmer brought a bright spell to Ferndown on 25 November when she arrived to turn on the Christmas lights.
Dorset residents may get a text message from the Environment Agency during the week commencing 4 December 2017 to let them know they have been automatically registered for free flood warnings.
The local Co-op in Boscombe has raised £2,824.15 via its Local Community Fund for the Coda Fiddle Orchestra.
Dorset County Council’s Durlston Country Park is hosting the Durlston Dash, a 2.5k fun-run for children aged 8 to 13, with all participants encouraged to don festive fancy dress in the spirit of the season.
A haematology consultant at the Royal Bournemouth Hospital (RBH) has been named Inspirational Woman in Science and Technology at the 2017 Dorset Venus Awards.
Pupils at Ferndown Middle School are delighted that The John Thornton Young Achievers Foundation has kindly sponsored two new sets of football shirts for the pupils to wear.
Dorset Police is urging anyone in possession of illegal or unregistered firearms and ammunition to make use of its current firearms surrender.
A herd of reindeer-themed runners are set to bound along Boscombe beach this December for a festive, family-friendly fun run to raise funds for Bournemouth Hospital Charity.