Students masquerade as lone rangers as they round up support in Bournemouth
A Bournemouth hotel has challenged five students to organise a charity Masquerade Ball.
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Celebrate your baby bump under the water
Mums-to-be can celebrate that special time in their lives when they bloom during pregnancy by capturing images of their bump underwater.
Dorchester Agricultural Society gets prickly for the first time in nearly 30 years
Working at the sharp end, cacti and succulent enthusiasts will have the first opportunity in nearly 30 years to exhibit their favourite plants at a registered show in Dorset.
Add your Valentine locks to Beaulieu’s Palace House tree
NEWS FEED Add your Valentine locks to Beaulieu’s Palace House tree Romance is in the air at Palace House, Beaulieu. Love Lock Tree locks The Love Lock Tree is about to be opened to couples wishing to leave a symbol of their love. From Valentine’s Day they will be able to add padlocks to the…
East Dorset District Council does not back ‘super councils’ proposals
East Dorset District Council is the only council so far to have voted against the proposal to make a submission to the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government requesting that Dorset’s nine councils should be replaced by two new unitary councils.
For your Valentine: Dorset Wildlife Trust suggests adopting a squirrel or seahorse
Could adopting a squirrel be the perfect alternative gift for Valentine’s Day this year? Dorset Wildlife Trust (DWT) think so.
Witness appeal after arson in Bournemouth
A large trailer was set on fire and destroyed on Friday 13 January on Barnes Crescent at around 2.30am.
Harold G Walker Solicitors announces two new Partners
NEWS FEED Harold G Walker Solicitors announces two new Partners A Dorset law firm Harold G Walker is pleased to announce that Cath Porter and Gaynor Cooke became Partners of the firm from January 2017. Photo (Left to Right): Cath Porter, Simon Nethercott, Nicola Lowe, Hugh Storry Deans, Gaynor Cooke The appointments mark the continuous…
Poole Harbour’s resident seal has double identity
French rescuers of a seal they named Bonnemine are delighted to hear that nine years later she is alive and well and living in Poole Harbour, however, the Dorset seal ID catalogue reveals that her British name is Domino.
SCHOOL’S HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL EVENTS
On Thursday 26 January, the day before Holocaust Memorial day, QE School in Wimborne felt honoured to welcome Joanna Millan, a survivor of Terezin concentration camp.