Time is running out for business grants applications
Businesses in Bournemouth, Poole and Christchurch can still apply to BCP Council for grants – but they are going to have to be quick as the deadline is Thursday 27 August.
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Who showed lockdown love in your community?
Dorset-based Eco Sustainable Solutions wants to give back to community heroes, charities and good causes that have gone that extra mile during lockdown.
Redundancy: what you need to know
As the easing of lockdown continues and the true cost to businesses becomes apparent, it is inevitable that redundancies will increase.
Multi-million pound plans to transform Boscombe
Local people are invited to have their say on ambitious proposals to transform Boscombe.
Bournemouth Air Festival 2020 set for virtual take-off
Superstitions may have come into their own for some, but who would have predicted Bournemouth’s 13th air festival would be going ahead despite the COVID-19 pandemic?
Rick Stein’s Sandbanks raises funds for Forest Holme Hospice
A charity event held before lockdown has resulted in a £3,100 donation to Forest Holme Hospice.
Wimborne celebrates all that’s special about shopping local
As part of the national Shop Local Week that runs until 17 August, Wimborne BID is highlighting everything that’s special about supporting Wimborne businesses.
Dorset company’s lost year revealed in 1909 newspaper cutting
Douch Family Funeral Directors were disappointed that because of the coronavirus they had to cancel their celebrations into what they thought was their 110-year anniversary – but in fact they should have marked the occasion last year.
BCP commercial waste facilities have re-opened
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council’s Household Recycling Centres re-opened on Monday 10 August for trade customers.
Fifty Dorset roads to be resurfaced at accost of £2m
Resurfacing work has started on 50 roads in Ashley Heath, Colehill, Ferndown, Upton, Verwood, West Moors, West Parley, Beaminster, Charminster and Child Okeford – identified as Dorset Council’s most damaged residential streets.