The Royal Bournemouth and Christchurch Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is the first hospital trust in the UK to receive a Green Flag Award for maintaining its green spaces to a high standard.
Whether you’re Scottish or not, come on down to Highcliffe Castle and take part in a wee bit of Scottish Country Dancing. Kilts are welcome!
Litter bins are to be returned to Christchurch Quay at the request of residents and traders.
Christchurch Council’s Scrutiny and Policy Overview Committee has resolved that the decisions behind the project to construct 12 beach huts at Highcliffe in partnership with Plum Pictures are to be examined.
The Bournemouth Hospital Charity (BHC) is asking the public to raise money to provide therapeutic tea parties for dementia patients
Christchurch Council is looking into constructing a fence around the new play area at Christchurch Quay following concerns about dog fouling.
Councillor Frederick Neale, the Mayor of Christchurch for 2015-16, has presented cheques to local organisations from funds he raised during his year of office.
Music and dance at Highcliffe Castle will entertain visitors this Sunday, 17 July.
Roll up, roll up! Happy’s all-human circus comes to Christchurch on 22-24 July, presented by East Close Hotel and Meyrick Estate.
A fisherman has been ordered to pay more than £100,000 he made from fishing illegally in Christchurch Harbour.