Car parking charges in East Dorset under review
After a 10-year freeze, East Dorset District Council will be seeking the public’s view on changing car parking charges in Wimborne and Ferndown.
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Monies for bunnies at High Mead Farm
Ward budget helps fund a community project at High Mead Farm, near Ferndown, to assist with the purchase of new rabbit hutches.
No gunpowder, no treason, but an abandoned plot in Ferndown
Green-fingered volunteers have set about transforming an abandoned allotment plot in Ferndown for the use of those living with dementia.
Two donations to one charity made by Ferndown residents
Macmillan Caring Locally benefitted from two separate donations presented at Cherrett Court in Ferndown on 5 September 2017.
Visit Ferndown on 26 September if you are passionate about butt binning
As part of the wider #BinYourButt campaign there will be a launch in Ferndown on Tuesday 26 September between 10am and 4pm with campaigners under the clock tower until 1pm and between Tesco and the Barrington until 4pm.
Help the Homeless Christmas appeal launches in Ferndown
The Mayor of Ferndown, Cllr Cathy Lugg, along with other representatives from local organisations and businesses gathered together on 2 September to launch the second Ferndown area shoebox appeal at Meridian Air Conditioning on Ringwood Road.
Outstanding GCSE results at Ferndown Upper School
Students at Ferndown Upper School (FUS) once again celebrated outstanding GCSE results today and with improved progress they have achieved 10% better than other students across the country.
Model makers build new relationship with Ferndown care home
Model makers of all ages have been sharing their talents with the residents of a Ferndown care home.
Breaking news… Ferndown Post Office is about to open.
The imminent opening of the Ferndown post office will come as a huge relief to residents. The premises have been closed since 5 July.
Update on the closure of Ferndown Post Office
Residents in Ferndown are exasperated by the lack of movement regarding the sudden closure of their post office on 5 July and there seems little prospect of it opening any time soon.