Dorset animal charity Waggy Tails keeps lifeline open
Waggy Tails Rescue, the Dorset animal charity is still taking and caring for emergency cases at Helen’s House Sanctuary.
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JTYAF puts smiles on faces at Ferndown Upper School
John Thornton Young Achievers Foundation (JTYAF) put smiles on the faces of the charity’s award winners at Ferndown Upper School.
Coping with lockdown: teenager with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy talks about his experience
Thirteen year old Adam from Weymouth has a rare muscle-wasting disease called Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD).
Celebrate VE Day online with Bletchley Park on Friday 8 May
Temporarily closed in an effort to contain the spread of coronavirus, Bletchley Park will be marking the 75th anniversary of VE Day online with a digital ‘Nation’s Toast’ at 3pm, and a special recording of a VE Day speech by ‘Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill’.
Dorset Council to resume garden waste collections
There is now no excuse not to tackle the gardening, as Dorset Council is to resume it garden waste kerbside collections from Monday 27 April.
Bournemouth & Poole College invites Dorset residents to learn new skills during lockdown
Bournemouth & Poole College is offering Dorset residents, aged 19 and above, the opportunity to learn a new skill and gain qualification during the government-enforced lockdown by completing one of their free online courses.
Key workers required by Dorset’s disability charity
Key workers are required to help with Diverse Abilities Supported Living Service, providing support to adults with profound and multiple learning disabilities and enabling them to live independent lives.
Sandbanks Ferry to be withdrawn from 21 April
The Sandbanks Ferry Company, which runs the chain ferry service between Studland and Poole, has announced that it will be withdrawing the service from Tuesday 21 April until further notice.
Emergency services condemn #Unacceptable assaults
Emergency services and other partner agencies across Dorset are working together to highlight the #Unacceptable trend in the number of verbal abuse, assaults or attacks their staff face and the rising number involving threats of COVID-19 infection.
What happens at a funeral during the current coronavirus restrictions?
PHE (Public Health England) published new guidance on 31 March to ensure funerals are conducted safely, consistent with social distancing principles, to protect communities, the funeral industry and the NHS during the coronavirus pandemic.