Rare set of Beatles autographs to be auctioned in Crewkerne
If you’re a collector, you may want to bid for this complete set of Beatles autographs.
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Dorset Trading Standards named Premier League Enforcement Authority of the Year
An annual award open to all UK and Irish trading standards, customs and police departments has been awarded to Dorset County Council’s trading standards team.
ADI outraged as African lions dealt devastating blow at CITES conference
Animal lovers around the world were shocked at the announcement from CITES CoP17 (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species 17th Conference of the Parties) in Johannesburg, that the African lion will not be uplisted to Appendix I status, denying the big cats the highest level of wildlife protection available. The news came despite a campaign from Animal Defenders International (ADI), with support from the public, governments, and Hollywood superstar Ricky Gervais.
Half way stage at Gravel Hill
Contractors are now half way through the £3.9 million improvement works being carried out at Gravel Hill (A349) in Poole.
Bournemouth Fireworks set the stage for three shimmering displays
Celebrating its 20th anniversary, Bournemouth Fireworks is holding a grand party at the Littledown Centre on Saturday, 5 November.
(UPDATED)Murder investigation launched after woman’s body found in Bournemouth
A man has been arrested and a murder investigation launched after a woman’s body was found in Bournemouth.
Boscombe’s Secret Roof Garden
The top floor of a multi-storey car park has been turned in the Secret Roof Garden by a group of young teenagers led by a Bournemouth-based charity organisation BCHA.
Ten years of fun and friendship
The Highcliffe Wednesday club, run by local charity The Brendoncare Foundation, recently enjoyed its 10th anniversary.
South West Coast Path Challenge 2016
Register now for the South West Coast Path Challenge. The great stomp for charity takes place in October and will raise funds to help protect this National Trail. It costs at least £1,000 to maintain just one mile of coast path and an additional £2,000 for the National Trust to take care of the countryside that surrounds it.
Autism-friendly cinema screenings
ODEON Dorchester offers Autism Friendly Screenings of the latest releases each month on selected Sunday mornings throughout the year.
