Dorset friendship blossoms as pony and parrot parley in paddock
A pony and a parrot have struck up an unusual friendship after they were introduced on the Parley Court estate in Dorset.
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Uncover Bournemouth’s lost Archaeology
Discover the secrets of Bournemouth’s lost archaeology in a talk on Wednesday 3 August at Bournemouth Library.
Bins returned to Christchurch Quay two months early
Litter bins are to be returned to Christchurch Quay at the request of residents and traders.
Underdogs Ellingham reach regional stages after claiming U13 County Cricket title
Ellingham U13s were not only crowned as 2016 Dorset Champions on 7 July for the first time in the ECB u13s National Club Competition, but have now progressed to the regional semi finals.
Enjoy spotting wildlife in Wimborne
Two special Knoll Gardens Foundation events at Wimborne’s Knoll Gardens will focus on bugs, bees and all manner of wildlife.
Over £2,500 raised for Lilypad Appeal by ladies who lunch
Dorset’s disability charity, Diverse Abilities, raised over £2,500 at a ‘Ladies Lunch’ at the Harbour Heights Hotel in aid of its Lilypad Appeal, which is refurbishing its children respite home in Poole to support more children and families in the county.
Teachers Building Society highly commended in What Mortgage Awards
Wimborne based Teachers Building Society is delighted to have been announced as Highly Commended for the What Mortgage Best Local Building Society Award.
Aerial act circus star returns to Dorset
It’s an age old adage that everybody wants to run away and join the circus but Stefanie Usher from Sandford did just that.
Highcliffe beach hut project to be reviewed by Christchurch Council
Christchurch Council’s Scrutiny and Policy Overview Committee has resolved that the decisions behind the project to construct 12 beach huts at Highcliffe in partnership with Plum Pictures are to be examined.
Determined disabled teen’s online mission to find a job
A wheelchair-bound teenager with cerebral palsy has launched an online job-hunting campaign with the tongue-in-cheek catchphrase “transport not a problem”
