Officers in Christchurch are appealing to the public for information following criminal damage in the town and have issued CCTV images of a man they’d like to speak with. The incident happened between 3am-5am on Sunday 8 November 2015 when six properties on Castle Street and Bridge Street were damaged. The offender sprayed graffiti onto…
Little Thomas Balch is such a bus enthusiast that when he visited Bournemouth with his mum and dad he wanted to see the local bus depot. The youngster from Swindon is just two and when dad Richard contacted Yellow Buses they offered to show the little boy around. Despite the heavy rain Thomas was delighted…
Dorset Police will be holding a live web chat where you can put your questions to officers who work on the front-line of policing, patrolling our streets and responding to emergencies. This event will take place on Thursday 26 November between 2pm and 4pm as part of the Force’s #YourView campaign. The web chat will…
The Great Heath Living Landscape project is pleased to have launched its first community notice board at the Bournemouth Oceanarium.
Christchurch Christmas Festival will take place this Saturday (28 November) and one of the highlights will be the live reindeer parade at 4pm. The day’s events start at 9.30am with a Charity Santa Run from Christchurch Rowing Club on the Quay, following a mile long course. Entries cost £16 for adults and £11 for children, which…
Poole Projects celebrated the official launch of its new natural play feature ‘The Castle’ at Talbot View with residents coming together for coffee, cake and a ribbon cutting last month.
A sculpture by award winning artist Zac Greening entitled ‘Ten Million’ has been installed on the top of the National Trust’s Golden Cap, West Dorset, and highlights the issue of pollution around our coast.
A Dorset waste composting company has been ordered to pay £11,848 in fines and costs for polluting a ditch and river with leachate. The case was brought by the Environment Agency.
Five men have been handed jail terms totalling 67 years and eight months for their part in ammonia attacks in Dorset that left two men permanently blinded in one eye.
Monthly dementia-friendly daytime screenings of classic movies are set to become a regular feature of the film programme at Lighthouse, Poole’s Centre for the Arts thanks to a new initiative created in partnership with Borough of Poole. The screenings, although not exclusively for people with dementia, are particularly suitable for people affected by the condition,…
