IRONMAN 70.3 Weymouth 2020 postponed
If you had been gearing up for IRONMAN 70.3, sadly you are going to be disappointed.
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Social distancing is vital for VJ Day 75 commemoration
VJ Day 75 will be marked in Wimborne Minster – with social distancing throughout.
Cyclist suffers serious injuries following collision in East Dorset
A collision involving a cyclist and a lorry near Ashley Heath roundabout on the A31 has resulted in the cyclist, a man aged in his 30s from Wiltshire, being taken to Southampton General Hospital with possible life-changing injuries.
Dorset Freemasons grant helps young people with diverse abilities
Holidays are so important to all of us – especially children and young people with complex physical and learning disabilities, who can often be excluded from clubs unable to cater with their complex needs.
BERTIE gets the key of the diabetes door
It’s a 21st birthday for BERTIE, the Type 1 diabetes education programme which helps patients to manage their condition.
Beach campers have been warned – you face eviction
No wonder the car parks at our beaches are full by 9am as people have been camping overnight.
Dorset Council issues advice for A-level students
With students receiving their A-level results today, Dorset Council is issuing guidance for those who are unsure of their next step.
Examless A-Level results delight Arnewood School
Almost a third of sixth form results at The Arnewood School in New Milton were A Level grades of A* or A, and well over a half of the results were B grade or better in the year when no exams were taken due to Covid-19.
Bournemouth Air Festival 2020 set for virtual take-off
Superstitions may have come into their own for some, but who would have predicted Bournemouth’s 13th air festival would be going ahead despite the COVID-19 pandemic?
Only call an ambulance when you need it
With demand for ambulances increasing noticeably in the past month, South Western Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SWASFT) is reminding people only to call 999 in a medical emergency when someone is seriously ill or injured and their life is at risk.