Public appeal from wife of missing Poole man
The wife of missing Poole man David Horsford is appealing for the public’s help to find him almost two weeks after he disappeared.
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School garden club takes root thanks to Eco donation
Big-hearted bosses at a recycling company have helped a garden club take root at a Dorset school.
TAX SIGNALS FOR DORSET CIDER ENCOURAGING
Reforms to the duty exemption enjoyed by small cider producers in Dorset are expected to be announced next year after a campaign led by local MEP Ashley Fox.
Family tribute following tragic death of Louis Harris
The family of teenager Louis Harris whose body was found in Weymouth Harbour have paid tribute to him.
New Zealand soldier’s diary offers glimpse of wartime New Forest
Newly uncovered photos and a diary of an injured New Zealand soldier are giving a personal insight into the role of the New Forest in World War I.
Watch out, watch out, there’s a Quarter Jack about!
Wimborne Minster’s much-loved Quarter Jack is being brought to life as the figurehead for the new Wimborne History Festival, and people are being asked to find a name for this colourful character.
Dorset’s annual road repairs are underway
Dorset Highways surface dressing programme is underway, with rural roads across the county scheduled for treatment.
Bumper fun planned for May Fayre!
Ringwood CE Infant School is planning a bumper schedule of fun at its May Fayre this year – and it’s open to everyone.
New Community Toilet Scheme for Poole Town Centre
A new Community Toilet Scheme (CTS) has been launched in Poole Town Centre, providing visitors and shoppers with access to safer and cleaner public toilets.
Bournemouth Jazz Festival by the sea heralded big success!
This year’s Bournemouth Jazz Festival is being described as the best ever, with a fantastic programme of live jazz events from 6pm Friday right through until 10 pm Sunday with a large number of people coming from outside the area as well as from Bournemouth itself.