Community food projects in BCP Council area receive funding
Fourteen food projects in Bournemouth, Poole and Christchurch received funding amounting to £80,000 through a council partnership.
Fourteen food projects in Bournemouth, Poole and Christchurch received funding amounting to £80,000 through a council partnership.
Despite being unable to carry out planned fundraising activities because of the lockdowns, a Dorset funeral group raised over £2,000 for charity.
Organisations like the Bournemouth BMX Club which would like to be considered for a grant can apply during March.
Patients with Motor Neurone Disease (MND) are now able to receive specialist support at Forest Holme Hospice.
The attraction which includes over 100 shop fronts featuring Wimborne in the 1950s will re-open with a one-way socially distanced route.
A pair of Bichon Frise dogs in the care of Dorset animal charity, Waggy Tails Rescue, are searching for a home together.
Original Cottages has pledged £1 from every booking until the end of March to community foundations across the country.
Both voluntary and arts organisations in the county are to receive three years of funding from Dorset Council.
At Poole Bay Rotary Club’s meeting on 23 February, members celebrated the founding of the Rotary organisation 116 years ago in Chicago, Illinois.
Cherry Tree Nursery, which supports people with mental illness with work rehabilitation, will reopen from Tuesday 2 March.