Could you give Amber the cat a relaxed new home?
What a cutie – and this timid but lovable seven-year-old cat Amber could be yours if you can offer him a relaxed new home.
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Duo set out for 200km charity cycle ride for NHS
Two cycling enthusiasts, Giancarlo Gambardella and close friend Darran Howard, set out from the Royal London Hospital today (Friday) to complete a 200km cycle ride to Poole Hospital.
Best-selling author Minette Walters offers her top tips for young writers
Best-selling author Minette Walters has revealed her top tips for young writers wanting to enter a short story competition which will raise money for Julia’s House, the Dorset and Wiltshire children’s hospice charity.
Talbot Village Trust enables Diverse Abilities to hit the road
Thanks to a donation of £15,000 from Talbot Village Trust, Dorset’s disability charity, Diverse Abilities, has been able to purchase new wheelchair accessible vans.
Ringwood man walks 727 miles for Macmillan Caring Locally
Ian Thornton, 77, from Ringwood, was determined to help others during lockdown – and to keep fit at the same time.
Step out for cancer charity this September
Wessex Cancer Trust’s flagship fundraising event, Walk for Hope, is still going ahead this year but in a different format.
Catching the right note for hospital’s children’s services
If you would like to support Poole Hospital Charity and children’s community services, you could buy a single by local singer/songwriter Krista Green.
Wimborne Model Town now open seven days a week
Wimborne Model Town is opening for a full seven-day week from 22 July and no pre-booking is required.
Talbot Village Trust enables arts education charity to expand
Never have grant giving charities been so vital to the fabric of our lives and so Creative Kids Art Education Centre in Boscombe was delighted to receive £22,057 from Talbot Village Trust.
The Grove respite holiday retreat faces closure
An award-winning respite holiday retreat in Bournemouth could soon become a casualty of the Covid-19 crisis.