‘Woodhenge’ reprieved
Planners have recommended the granting of permission for a wooden sculpture of Stonehenge built in Worth Matravers.
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Bournemouth Hospital wards affected by norovirus
Visiting restrictions have been introduced at the Royal Bournemouth Hospital due to the presence of the sickness and diarrhoea bug norovirus. The incidence of norovirus has increased in the community and this can spread where people are grouped in a close environment, such as hospitals and schools. RBCH is working hard to reduce the spread…
Poole library launches computer programming club
Children in Poole can learn all about computer programming at a new Code Club available at Poole Central Library
Christchurch Food Festival’s Pancake Day races
Pancake Day on Tuesday 9 February will again see the cobbled area of Church Street in Christchurch transformed into a race track as chefs, business people and local celebrities grab their frying pans and toss their way to victory in pancake races. The Christchurch Food Festival is holding the pancake races on Shrove Tuesday in…
Oye Santana on stage in Christchurch
The power… the passion… the perfection Welcome to Oye Santana – four decades’ worth of hits from ‘Black Magic Woman’ and ‘Oye Como Va via Carnaval’, ‘Dance Sister Dance’ and ‘She’s Not There to Smooth’ – played with power, passion and perfection. Prepare yourself for guitar wizardry, keyboard mastery, astonishing vocals and powerhouse brass, and…
Parley Golf Centre takes a swing at the past
An authority on the history of golf equipment is delivering a free talk at Parley Golf Centre.
Updated appeal after serious dog bite in Poole
Officers investigating an incident in which a man was bitten by a dog in Poole have renewed their appeal for witnesses. The incident took place sometime between 9am and 10am on Friday 15 January 2016 along Sandy Lane in the Upton area of the town. The victim – a 70-year-old local man who lives locally…
New Forest digital archaeology weekend success
The New Forest’s first Digi Arc weekend proved hugely popular, with hundreds of children and their families joining experts for a weekend of gaming and archaeology.
Bournemouth and Christchurch hospital trust reduce carbon footprint
Staff at The Royal Bournemouth and Christchurch Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (RBCH) have received awards for reducing the Trust’s carbon footprint in 2015 and saving £19,000 for investment back into patient care. The Trust is one of five in the UK that takes part in ‘Green Impact’, a national environmental awareness scheme run by the…
Twinning Murder Mystery
If you like a good murder mystery, take a trip to St Mary’s Hall in Fordingbridge on Saturday 6 February. The Fordingbridge Twinning Association, will be running a fun-filled murder mystery evening “Designer Shoes and Handbags.” On the night, you’ll be ‘transported’ to the village of Little Hobsbawm in Essex where hardly a week goes…
