More children could return to nurseries from 1 June
Dorset Council is working with preschools, nurseries and registered childminders to accommodate more children.
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Generating fun and joyous activities for those with dementia
If you care for someone living with dementia, this new app will help you generate fun and joyous activities to keep minds active during lockdown.
Cyclists must adhere to rules
People cycling along our local promenades are being urged to observe the speed limit, to give priority to pedestrians, to give all they pass a two-metre wide berth and not to cycle in groups.
Measures to support bus travel across Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole
If you are returning to work – how are you going to get there if you cannot walk, cycle or drive?
Lifesaving app created by The Lions Barbers for hair professionals
Its Mental Health Awarenesses Week and the hair industry has been shut down for nearly two months already with more weeks to go.
Help at hand for new parents struggling to cope
Did you know that it’s Mental Health Awareness Week and Dorset HealthCare is on hand to help people affected by low mood, anxiety or depression following the birth of a child?
Be prepared when you go out to sea
With people getting out on the water as lockdown rules are gradually eased, Poole Lifeboat crew has already been in action after a jet ski broke down with two people onboard.
Mortality support facilities in Dorset stood down
Two mortality support facilities at Poole Port and the Old Radio Station Dorchester have been placed on standby due to the decline in deaths of COVID-19
Poole Hospital National support worker of the year
A Poole Hospital maternity support worker, who works with vulnerable mums-to-be and their families, has been named national support worker of the year by the Royal College of Midwives
State-of-the-art eating disorders unit for Dorset gets the green light
Thanks to a state-of-the-art unit planned for Poole in Dorset, inpatient care places for local people struggling with an eating disorder are set to increase.