Carers in Dorset need to know their rights
‘Know your rights, use your rights’ is the theme of this year’s Carers Rights Day, which takes place on Thursday 20 November.
‘Know your rights, use your rights’ is the theme of this year’s Carers Rights Day, which takes place on Thursday 20 November.
Right across the conurbation, towns are offering a huge variety of Christmas events for people of all ages.
Little ones will be welcomed to the Museum of East Dorset to meet Father Christmas, with a special day planned for SEND children.
Despite a grim weather forecast, there was a huge crowd for the annual Remembrance Parade in Wimborne Minster.
Communities across the area gathered on Sunday to remember those who gave the ultimate sacrifice while serving in the country’s armed forces.
A spectacular fundraising river pageant that took place on Saturday 16 August raised nearly £3,000 for local charities.
Seasonal entertainment will include a range of performances by choirs plus speakers at St Peter’s Church.
Families are invited to follow a trail to find elves and enjoy crafts at the Museum of East Dorset during December.
An annual firework display organised by Broadstone First and Middle Schools and held on Saturday 25 October was the biggest one yet, with a reported 3,000 people attending.
Services are taking place in towns across Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole, with the parades requiring several road closures.