Criminals are taking advantage of the COVID-19 pandemic by turning their attention to online crime. As lockdown continues, across the UK, there has been a drop in street crime of 21%. However, online crime, driven by predatory transnational gangs, is on the rise.
Its Mental Health Awarenesses Week and the hair industry has been shut down for nearly two months already with more weeks to go.
“Time is running out for businesses in the retail, hospitality and leisure sectors,” says Bournemouth Coastal Bid, and it is urging the government for more clarity and assistance.
‘BBQs Burn More Than Bangers’ is a new campaign to remind people that BBQs are illegal on heathlands and to promote the use of alternative designated barbecuing destinations.
East Dorset Citizens Advice (EDCA) is amongst 100 groups who have received funding from Dorset Community Foundation.
Did you know that it’s Mental Health Awareness Week and Dorset HealthCare is on hand to help people affected by low mood, anxiety or depression following the birth of a child?
With people getting out on the water as lockdown rules are gradually eased, Poole Lifeboat crew has already been in action after a jet ski broke down with two people onboard.
Two mortality support facilities at Poole Port and the Old Radio Station Dorchester have been placed on standby due to the decline in deaths of COVID-19
A Poole Hospital maternity support worker, who works with vulnerable mums-to-be and their families, has been named national support worker of the year by the Royal College of Midwives
Sandbanks Ferry service has been delayed until at least the beginning of June due to unexpected repair work that needs to be carried out.
