Plant sales continue despite lockdown
The Flower Factory Garden Centre along Ringwood Road is attracting many purchasers who are buying trays of plants despite lockdown regulations.
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Stepping up with facemasks to help in a crisis
Local residents unable to purchase facemasks due to the worldwide shortage created by the coronavirus pandemic have been thrown a lifeline in Ferndown.
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.
Ferndown-based business assists in Covid-19 life saving efforts
In response to government calls for businesses to support the production and supply of ventilators, medical provisions and equipment, a family-owned manufacturer and supplier of o-rings and seals has rapidly ramped up production of its essential components in order to join the fight against coronavirus (Covid-19).
Man jailed for robbery at bookmakers in Ferndown
A man from London has been jailed following a robbery at the end of January at a bookmakers in Ferndown.
Concert to raise funds for cancer charity
Macmillan Caring Locally is to benefit from a concert being staged at the Barrington Theatre, Ferndown on 2 February.
Children bring festive cheer to audiences
The six schools of Heath Academy Trust in Dorset and Hampshire staged their Christmas nativities and shows with a variety of themes.
Ferndown play park will have new look
As part of the £1.2 million project to improve the King George V recreational facilities in Ferndown, the much-loved play park will receive a facelift.
Tesco u-turn over Ferndown parking limits
A decision by supermarket giant Tesco to impose parking restrictions in its town centre multi storey car park in Ferndown, Dorset, has been overturned by public pressure.
Ferndown Market heralded huge success
With over 20 stalls to browse, residents and visitors descended in strength on the first regular Friday Market in Pennys Walk, and nobody had a bad word to say.