Chinese make a cream tea the British way at Wimborne’s QE
A group of 16 Chinese students on a three-day visit to Queen Elizabeth’s School in Wimborne had the unforgettable experience of making a cream tea the British way on 23 January 2018.
A group of 16 Chinese students on a three-day visit to Queen Elizabeth’s School in Wimborne had the unforgettable experience of making a cream tea the British way on 23 January 2018.
More than 200 young singers will be performing on the main stage in the Concert Hall at Lighthouse, Poole on the evening of 25 January.
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Residents and visitors at Newstone House did a triple take when they were visited by BBC Countryfile star Adam Henson and two alpacas.
The local Co-op in Boscombe has raised £2,824.15 via its Local Community Fund for the Coda Fiddle Orchestra.
The Dorset Coast Forum’s short film, ‘CoastWise’, aimed at helping people to stay safe while still having fun at the coast has been selected by The Academy of Interactive and Visual Arts to receive a 2017 Davey Award for Film/Video-education.
Rare never seen before images of John Lennon will go for auction with Julien’s at The Beatles Story in October 2018.
Around 100,000 visitors came to Bournemouth over the first two days of the seventh Arts by the Sea Festival that offered an eclectic mix of free entertainment throughout the town headlined by Hydromania by Avanti Display.