Colten Care homes celebrate pride in nursing
The care, commitment and hope that nurses bring to people every day has been celebrated by a family-owned care home provider.
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Surveys highlight tourism fears in Dorset
Fears for the future of tourism in Dorset – which is valued at around £1 billion a year, and supports almost 40,000 jobs – has been highlighted in two surveys conducted by Dorset Council’s Visit Dorset team and Dorset Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP).
Lytchett Minster School donates visor masks to Tops Day Nurseries
Design and technology teachers and year 13 students at Lytchett Minster School have donated visor masks to Tops Day Nurseries.
Cheers! Hall & Woodhouse donates soft drinks for key workers
NHS staff and other key workers across Dorset and Poole Community Exchange’s Foodbank will be able to enjoy some soft drinks, thanks to the generosity of Hall & Woodhouse.
AFC Bournemouth makes donation to Lewis-Manning Hospice Care
Lewis-Manning Hospice Care has received a donation of £1,000 from the AFC Bournemouth Cherries’ Community Fund.
Maverick Race donates £7,060 to Poole Hospital Charity
A Bournemouth trail running events company has donated £7,060 to Poole Hospital Charity.
Fairies celebrate three new doors in Furzey Gardens including one that pays tribute to the NHS
The fairies of Furzey Gardens in Minstead near Lyndhurst recently invited children to design three new doors for their garden as part of an online competition and more than 50 youngsters entered.
Fire service advice for business owners
With so many businesses closed, a build-up of mail could become a fire hazard.
Plants donated to Lewis-Manning Hospice as it launches Glorious Gardens competition
The temporary closure of businesses has been particularly hard for garden centres, and much mourned by local people who at this time of the year would be buying plants for their gardens.
Now is not the time to be marketing complacent
Gareth John, senior partner at the 30-year-old Wordcaster Marketing and Public Relations, has received positive feedback on his website relating to a post that warns company directors not to rely on web-based marketing.