‘Give a hand’ at Ferndown Leisure Centre today (Thursday 29 October) to raise money for The Stroke Association. Join in bowling and wheelchair basketball using your less dominant hand to gain an insight of how frustrating life can be after a stroke. Everyone is welcome to have a go between 1.30-3.30pm for a £1. More…
A 56-year-old woman from Broadstone suffered multiple fractures to both arms and legs when she was involved in a collision on Lower Blandford Road in Broadstone. She was driving a silver Peugeot 207 which was in collision with a black Mercedes C220 estate at approximately 3.25pm on Wednesday 28 October 2015 and was taken to…
The men of Poole’s Men’s Shed group have been meeting regularly for over a year and have come up with a plan to launch a new and exciting weekly event, which they hope will encourage others to come along and join them. Men’s Sheds have been popping up all over the country and are based…
In a unique addition to this year’s Marshwood Arts Awards, Lord Bath, who recently starred in the BBC documentary series, All Change at Longleat, met with organisers of the South West based Arts initiative, to choose his favourite piece of work from the exhibition.
Visitors to Poole Park will have more opportunities to get involved with Poole Park Life this October half term.
Dorset Wildlife Trust’s (DWT’s) Fine Foundation Chesil Beach Centre has received a donation of nearly 100 items crafted from off-cuts of wood, by local carpenter, Barney Barker.
Ferndown Ju-Jitsu Club attended the JuniorJitsu Nationals on Saturday (23 October) in Walsall, Birmingham at the National Judo Centre
Those who love food, flocked to Wimborne Food and Drink Festival held on Saturday (24 October). The imaginative event was spread throughout the town and included a vibrant and colourful Anonymous Travelling Market in Willow Walk, which provided delicious food-to-go with artisan makers and producers. Arts, crafts and vintage stalls added to the mix. On…
Violent smash and grab offences are a worrying crime trend that continues to put retail staff at risk as well as members of the public. The raids, which police say have involved the use of firearms, claw hammers and machetes, have already resulted in £1million worth of goods recorded as stolen this year. However, retailers…
