Numbers of people sleeping rough in Dorset falls by half
Rough sleeping in Dorset has fallen sharply according to figures from the annual Rough Sleeper Count.
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New sculptures for Poole
Plans have been approved for an eye-catching nautically-themed sculpture at Hunger Hill in Poole.
Wimborne Save the Children Parade provides colourful spectacle
A well-supported Save the Children Parade set off around Wimborne Minster on 14 December bringing colour and festive cheer with it.
An appeal to bring Santa back is made by Poulner pub landlord
A pub landlord from Poulner, Ringwood is calling on a customer to return a stolen Santa that was swiped from the hostelry.
Bournemouth carving celebrates 100 years of council housing
One hundred tenants and leaseholders from Bournemouth and Poole have celebrated the anniversary of council housing in Britain.
Dorset businesses celebrate
The best of business in Dorset was celebrated at a gala dinner at the Bournemouth International Centre.
Former nurse celebrates century
The Mayor of Wimborne, Cllr Shane Bartlett, visited Mile Oak Rest Home recently to celebrate the 100th birthday of resident Millie Martin.
Tesco u-turn over Ferndown parking limits
A decision by supermarket giant Tesco to impose parking restrictions in its town centre multi storey car park in Ferndown, Dorset, has been overturned by public pressure.
Lack of insects has ‘far reaching consequences’
A new report commissioned by wildlife trusts concludes that drastic declines in insect numbers will have far-reaching consequences for wildlife and people.
Dormice – vulnerable to extinction
In Britain, dormice – known for their endearing appearance with soft caramel fur, furry tail and big black eyes – are threatened and are considered to be vulnerable to extinction.