Ferndown in Bloom prize presentations
There were winning smiles all round as Ferndown residents gathered at Haskins Garden Centre in Longham for the Ferndown In Bloom presentations sponsored by Haskins.
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Francesco Group South celebrates record-breaking awards season
2016 is a year of celebrations for the team at Francesco Group South, following a whirlwind six months and a record-breaking awards season.
Vital prostate testing funded by Parley Rotary
Dorset based Prostate Cancer Support Organisation (PCaSO) has received a cash injection to continue its vital work.
Paws for thought as care home says goodbye to Caring Canines visitor
A Ferndown care home residents have said a fond farewell to a therapy visitor from the charity Caring Canines.
West Parley purse theft – CCTV image released
A picture of a suspect caught on CCTV after a woman’s purse was stolen from West Parley has been released by police.
Ferndown Upper School celebrates best year ever for 6th Form results
“Words cannot describe how happy I am with my results and I couldn’t have done it without the help and humour of my teachers,” said a joyful Shola Pitman from Ferndown Upper School who gained A*, A & A.
Tarrant Valley Players support Ferndown Arthritis Care
The Tarrant Valley Players Amanda Shepperd of the Tarrant Valley Players have presented a cheque for £600 to the Ferndown Branch of Arthritis Care, the cheque being half of the proceeds raised from productions during the past year.
Hotel for busy bees opens in Ferndown
A brand new, luxury hotel in a glorious garden setting was officially declared open on 2 August when the Dorset Wildlife Trust unveiled Knoll Gardens’ new bee hotel.
New bike shelter for Ferndown students
Ferndown Upper School students are celebrating the arrival of 120 new bike store spaces and lockable shelter that will encourage more staff and students to cycle to school.
Charity abseil down the heavenly heights of church tower
Reverend Sarah Pix (pictured) led the way down St Mary’s Church Tower, as over 40 people from local churches, town and district councillors, and members of the public, took part in the event.