Dorset boys’ and girls’ under 15s basketball teams are celebrating second and third place respectively in the South West England Regional Inter-County Tournament held on 23 and 24 April.
Arthur Woodley’s 100th birthday celebrations included a surprise visit from the head of West Moors Parish Council, Councillor Penny Yeo. She dropped in to Brook View care home where Arthur is a resident to present him with a card and bottle of red wine.
The sun shone for a busy Beaulieu Boatjumble as more than 7,000 event-goers picked up bargains from the hundreds of stands at the largest outdoor sale of maritime items in Europe.
Ferndown Jitsu Club scooped two gold awards last weekend at the Junior Judo Nationals.
Bournemouth Borough Council staff attended East Cliff promenade and cliff top at 5am on Sunday 24 April, after reports of a cliff slip near the Jon Egging Memorial.
NEWS FEED Tweet (From l-r) Dr Iain Hill with Clinical Lead Physiotherapist Jenny Rains and Senior Occupational Therapist Julia Tabrah at the RBH respiratory study day The Royal Bournemouth Hospital held a successful study day about respiratory diseases in a move to improve care for respiratory patients in hospitals and the community. Health professionals from…
The Dorset town of Wimborne Minster celebrated St George’s Day by selling England’s national flower and raising money for charity.
NEWS FEED Tweet Award for identifying vulnerable road users Inspector Matt Butler from the Alliance Road Policing Team with the Trauma, Audit and Research Network 2016 Annual award Dorset Police, in conjunction with Dorset County Hospital, have been presented with an award recognising their efforts understanding local data in order to identify those who are…
As Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II, celebrates her 90th birthday today, here are nine interesting facts about her. 1. The Queen celebrates two birthdays! The anniversary of the day she was born on 21 April and her ‘official’ birthday in June. 2. The 63rd anniversary of her Majesty’s coronation will be marked on 2 June…
As Queen Elizabeth II turns 90, the people of Wimborne are gathering in the Minister to sign a special birthday card, which will be sent to Buckingham Palace tomorrow. The Town Crier of Wimborne Minster, Chris Brown, (pictured) proclaimed a special cry on the Minster Green this morning in celebration of The Queen’s birthday.
