Guidance about funerals during the coronavirus pandemic
A Dorset funeral group is advising those who have lost loved ones about how things have changed since the coronavirus crisis began.
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#MuseumFromHome – tank museum online output shoots up
The Tank Museum has announced that its videos have reached a global audience and been viewed almost two million times during the coronavirus lockdown.
Still time to have your say on dogs in public places
Open spaces have never been so much in the news as they have been during lockdown, so make sure you have your say on Dorset Council’s consultation on dogs in public spaces.
Council’s travel team supporting vulnerable residents
Dorset council’s travel team have been lending their skills and support to help the county’s vulnerable residents, with additional safety provision for drivers.
Deafblind UK temporarily extends helpline hours
National charity, Deafblind UK has temporarily extended its helpline opening hours to support people who have sight loss, hearing loss or both, through the COVID-19 crisis.
Dorset Community Foundation funds 57 voluntary groups
Within weeks of setting up their Dorset Coronavirus Community Fund, the Dorset Community Foundation has awarded over £173,000 to 57 groups from all across Dorset.
Garden waste services have resumed across Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole
Garden waste services – which will be resuming in the Dorset Council area from Monday 27 April – resumed in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole on Monday of this week, 20 April.
Diverse Abilities launches campaign to help boost wellbeing
Diverse Abilities has launched Wellbeing @ Home, which is taking place over three weeks. The content provided is suitable for the whole family, including magic shows, yoga workshops, sign-and-sign-along songs, and story time.
Ferndown-based company Superior to recruit young talent
It’s not all depressing news on the job front.
Help for unpaid carers in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole
Residents across Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole, who look after or support a relative, friend or neighbour and are unpaid, are urged to reach out for support and advice during the coronavirus outbreak.