Public open forum planned by Ringwood council
Following a very successful outdoor meeting in 2015, Ringwood Town Council will be holding its second such meeting on Wednesday 27 July in The Gateway Square.
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Festival of Wellbeing returns to Boscombe Gardens
BCHA has announced details of its free annual Festival of Wellbeing, which will be taking place on Friday 5 August in Boscombe Gardens.
Get active and have fun at the Fryer Field Activity Day
An Activity Day with a whole range of things for all the family to do is planned for Fryer Field (located off Bond Avenue) in West Moors on Saturday 20 August from 11am to 3pm. The event is free to enter.
A taste of the past at Hardy’s Cottage
Visitors can step back in time, every Friday morning (11am-2pm) through July and August, as the National Trust team at Hardy’s Cottage take on the challenge of cooking the recipes that Thomas Hardy’s mother cooked him.
Have your say on Poole’s transport service
People in Poole are being asked to give their opinions on all aspects of local highway and transport services in the borough.
Solar grant lights up facilities at first school in Verwood
The Verwood Solar Farm Fund Group handed over £2,500 to Hillside Community First School on 23 June, which will help fund a covered walkway on the premises.
Swanage Railway stations to close for filming of Second World War drama
No passenger trains will run between Corfe Castle, Harman’s Cross and Swanage on Monday and Tuesday, 25 and 26 July while scenes for a new Second World War drama, set in 1940, are filmed at Swanage Station.
Battle of the Somme: Hampshire and Dorsetshire regiments remembered
Soldiers from The Hampshire Regiment and The Dorsetshire Regiment were individually remembered in a unique and historic centenary art project to commemorate the fallen of the Battle of the Somme.
Poole’s festival by the sea: a family weekend at Baiter Park
The two-day fun fest at Baiter Park offers a full weekend of entertainment, with some of the UK’s top tribute acts, as well as local bands.
Fisherman fined over £100,000 for illegal fishing in Christchurch Harbour
A fisherman has been ordered to pay more than £100,000 he made from fishing illegally in Christchurch Harbour.
