4Dorset July 2016 – Your Independent Local Magazine INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Ferndown waste incinerator rears its ugly head – Durlston dolphin watchers mark time – New chairman for East Dorset – Christchurch splash park is open – Sharing agreement to alleviate crime – Return of the ‘lost’ Canford Cup – Mayor of many distinctions elected…
MAGS4DORSET has once worked in partnership with 33rd Management Ltd to produce the official programme for the Cheese & Chilli Festival Basingstoke 2016. The Cheese and Chilli Festival is a celebration of all things related to Cheese & Chilli. Now in its second year at Basingstoke the festival takes place on 2 & 3 July…
The Sporting Bears Motor Club raised an amazing £4,120 for Diverse Abilities at this year’s Wheels Festival in Bournemouth by giving car lovers the chance to ride in a luxury car.
Dorset’s most successful swimming squad has secured a sponsorship deal before this summer’s national championships.
Dorset Cancer Care Foundation’s (DCCF) annual fundraising drive has seen impromptu tea parties popping up all over.
After a two-year break the gardens at Waterston Manor, near Puddletown, will again be opened to the public. Not only can visitors enjoy the spectacular gardens, they can also participate in a treasure hunt for a piece of Chinese porcelain. There will be a large fair with craft and food stalls, live music, a fun dog show and a specialist plant sale. Proceeds from the day will go to Dorset CPRE, the Campaign to Protect Rural England.
A prolific driving offender has been handed a four-week prison sentence suspended for 12 months and a two-year driving ban.
Faith Links, an interfaith organisation operating in Bournemouth and Poole, donated two full bags of headscarves for cancer patients to the Royal Bournemouth Hospital.
Based at the Haskins Garden Centre in Ferndown, members and friends of Parley Rotary Club put pedal power to the test over the Fathers’ Day weekend to raise more than £2,500.
A man ran out of Ernest Jones in Old Christchurch Road with a Raymond Weil leather-strapped watch, valued at over £2,000.
