RSPB flies into Knoll Gardens for special wildlife Open Day
The RSPB will be bringing its expertise and advice to Wimborne’s Knoll Gardens for the Open Day on Friday 28 April.
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Barn owls go global from Lorton Meadows in Weymouth
Dorset Wildlife Trust (DWT) is celebrating the return of its popular live webcam at Lorton, as two barn owls have taken up residence and are sitting on four eggs, being watched by viewers from all over the globe 24 hours a day.
Spetisbury Pantomime raises £500 for Dorset charity
Diverse Abilities, Dorset’s disability charity, was delighted to receive £500 following the performance of Sleeping Beauty.
Love to dance, act, move and sing? Valise Noire Storytelling Theatre is looking for volunteers to be part of Cargo
Volunteer performers are being sought by local company Valise Noire Storytelling Theatre to be part of ‘Cargo’, a live contemporary performance which forms part of the Poole Maritime Festival in May.
West Moors carer announced champion of dignity in care at Great British Care Awards
West Moors woman Meg Austin has scooped the national Dignity in Care Award at the Great British Care Awards just months after being crowned 2016 Care Personality of the Year.
Teddy20 founder embarks on European cycle tour from Paris to Blandford
Teddy20 founder will embark on a four day cycle tour from Paris to Blandford, and is to be completed at Teddy Rocks Festival, Friday 28 April.
Boatjumble 40th year celebration offer as nautical enthusiasts head to Beaulieu
To mark the 40th anniversary of Beaulieu Boatjumble on Sunday 23 April, children under 12 will be given free admission to the show for the first time, with a special reduced ticket price for teenagers.
Great Dorset Beach Clean 2017 in Swanage
As part of the ‘Litter Free Coast and Sea’ campaign, Durlston Country Park Rangers are asking people to help clean Swanage beach on 22 April in the Great Dorset Beach Clean 2017.
Sheep flock to Wimborne for the exercise of freemen’s ancient rights
Two flocks of sheep are to be driven through the town of Wimborne Minster on 29 April as an exercise of freemen’s ancient privilege to do so.
CCTV appeal after robbery in Bournemouth
Detectives investigating a robbery in Bournemouth have released CCTV images of two suspects.