Take environmental actions and your school could have a Green Flag
Dorset schools have the chance to own a free Green Flag.
Dorset schools have the chance to own a free Green Flag.
No wonder the car parks at our beaches are full by 9am as people have been camping overnight.
BCP Council is determined to make life easier for people who choose to walk or cycle.
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council’s Household Recycling Centres re-opened on Monday 10 August for trade customers.
Did you know it is an offence to remove parts of a dead marine animal from the beach, such as its teeth?
If you’re planning to go to Weymouth this weekend, you will be pleased to hear that 23 new seafront lavatories are now open as well as a beach control office.
With the expected heatwave at the weekend, Litter Free Dorset has been asking shops, supermarkets and petrol stations across Dorset to support the ‘BBQs Burn More Than Bangers’ campaign.
Over the last four weeks she has not only helped collect plastic bottles and aluminium cans but has also helped teach people to make less rubbish by reusing and not throwing away.
The amount of litter left behind on local beaches in June was horrendous and Litter Free Dorset doesn’t want a repeat of this.
Coral, a nine-year-old from Manorside Academy in Poole is the primary school winner in BCP Council’s Leave Only Footprints artwork competition.