Regent Centre achieves highest admissions
The Regent Centre in Christchurch receives award for the most admissions to satellite screenings from the Royal Opera House and Royal Ballet.
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Marty is Tops at Christchurch day nursery
Tops Day Nurseries showed their support for Disability Awareness Day (16 July) by holding various activities, some of which included a visit from their mascot Marty Mouse.
Update on further works at Regent Centre
Further structural investigation work will be carried out on the building at the Regent Centre in Christchurch from Monday 31 July.
Get a buzz at honey of a garden centre in Christchurch
There’s a definite buzz at Stewarts Garden Centre in Christchurch where 12 beehives are busy producing honey that will be sold for the first time in the centre.
Planning application registered for Avon Beach, near Christchurch
Christchurch Borough Council has submitted a planning application for improvement works at Avon Beach and residents are invited to comment on proposals via the website.
Stewarts win best stand trophy at New Forest Show
The landscaping manager at Stewarts Garden Centres, Rebecca Moy, has been awarded the trophy for the best overall stand at this year’s New Forest Show.
Robot for difficult window cleaning arrives in Dorset
Christchurch retailer, Purewell Electrical Superstore, is stocking a new robot window cleaner for residential and commercial use.
Tea not only for two at Buckingham Palace for Mildren
An afternoon tea was recently enjoyed at Buckingham Palace by Simon French and Richard Hardy of Mildren Construction firm.
Daring dive from the Chairman’s wife raises £6,000 for Macmillan Caring Locally
Carolyn Emsley, the wife of Macmillan Caring Locally chairman Michael Emsley, has braved a sponsored skydive, raising £6,000 for Christchurch Hospital.
National Lottery bonus for Friends’ exciting history project
National Lottery funding has been awarded for project on St Catherine’s Hill titled “History of the Hill, Christchurch remembered”.