Recycle your Christmas tree in Dorset and raise money for charity
A ‘treecycling’ initiative that benefits the environment and local charities will turn hundreds of Christmas trees into compost in the New Year.
A ‘treecycling’ initiative that benefits the environment and local charities will turn hundreds of Christmas trees into compost in the New Year.
Dubbed the ‘Human Fish’, Oly Rush has made it into the 2024 Guinness book of world records for his staggering 60-mile swim around Grand Cayman.
Declared dead in 2023, a historic oak tree has been saved from being felled to the ground and will remain in the New Forest for many more years.
With a Met Office yellow warning for Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole, flooding and disruption is likely to occur.
New Forest District Council is advising residents about plans for rubbish collection over the Christmas and New Year period.
BCP Council is ‘dreaming of a green Christmas’ and hopes residents will reduce, re-use and recycle as well as noting changes in bin collection days.
Homeless people in Bournemouth have cooked a meal for Bee Mission which saves bees and supports people living on the streets.
Thanks to funding of £186,000 from the Marine Management Organisation’s Fisheries and Seafood Scheme, wildlife will be conserved.
The online discussion group organised by Dorset COP – to coincide with COP28, will take place on 7 December.
Unless challenged, the 2024 dog-related Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) across the Dorset Council area will be implemented next year.