Fund helps Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole people keep warm
A partnership between Dorset Community Foundation and BCP Council is providing warm spaces thanks to a fund of £200,000.
A partnership between Dorset Community Foundation and BCP Council is providing warm spaces thanks to a fund of £200,000.
In the future people living in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole could be able to apply for a beach hut in any of the three towns.
With a severe weather response having been activated as temperatures plummet, St Mungo’s is providing additional support to people sleeping rough.
If you were in the area of Sopers Lane and saw a masked assault in November or spoke to any of the youngsters concerned, contact Dorset Police.
A magical event brought festive cheer to Christchurch welcoming the Holly King, Ivy Queen and many others who paraded through the town.
As well as two drop in sessions, local people have the chance to complete an online survey until 15 January.
Trees will be in place at the Royal Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole hospitals for people to remember loved ones.
Volunteers are needed to help plant 170 mature trees and fruit trees, as well as up to 4,000 hedging whips.
Applications are invited to the BCP Food and Warmth Support Fund which is administered by Dorset Community Foundation.
If you were driving on the A35 on Friday 18 November and witnessed this collision, or if you have dashcam footage contact the police.