Bournemouth Triangle will be filled with fun free activities on Easter Monday
An Easter Family Fun Day is bringing a host of free activities and entertainment to the Bournemouth Triangle on 17 April.
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Volunteer musicians sought to work with the elderly across Bournemouth and Poole
Coda Music Trust, a unique resource on the Dorset and Hampshire border, is seeking volunteer musicians and singers to support its ongoing work with the elderly in residential homes.
Draconem scoops top prize at Live: Ferndown
Twelve acts battled it out on Saturday 8 April with Draconem securing first place to become this year’s undisputed voice of Ferndown.
Jazz by the Sea festival showcases young musicians at Bournemouth University
Jazz by the Sea festival presented its annual young musicians showcase at Bournemouth University giving participants the opportunity to perform in front of a panel of professional jazz musicians and local jazz fans.
Saint Alban’s head coastwatch station opens its doors
The National Coastwatch station will open its doors to members of the public to its Open Days over the Easter bank holiday weekend.
Lego for a day out to Beaulieu to see life-size model caravan
Holding the Guinness World Record as ‘the largest caravan built with interlocking plastic bricks’ a caravan creation has gone on display in the National Motor Museum at Beaulieu.
Comedy rocks at Camp Bestival as Reginald D Hunter announced as headline act
Reginald D Hunter, frequently described as the coolest man in comedy, will be headlining this year’s comedy acts at Camp Bestival at Lulworth Castle on 27 and 30 July.
Transgender Day of Visibility: Sophie Cook calls for trans people to come out of the shadows
“The fight for freedom of bigotry isn’t over yet,” says Sophie Cook in an opinion piece on Transgender Day of Visibility, a day that aims to bring attention to the accomplishments of trans people around the globe.
Rare locomotive that starred on stage in ‘The Railway Children’ has been transferred to Swanage Railway
A unique Victorian steam locomotive that escaped the cutting torch thanks to the centenary of London’s Waterloo station – and starred in ‘The Railway Children’ on both sides of the Atlantic – has been transferred to the Swanage Railway by the National Railway Museum.
Article 50: no ‘plain sailing’ towards a UK exit from the EU warns MEP
A South West MEP has warned there would be no ‘plain sailing’ towards a UK exit from the EU, as Prime Minister Theresa May formally triggers Article 50.