Changes to NHS services in Dorset to help manage COVID-19
To help minimise the spread of COVID-19 (coronavirus) and deal with any upturn in patient numbers caused by the outbreak, the following changes will be made by the NHS in Dorset.
To help minimise the spread of COVID-19 (coronavirus) and deal with any upturn in patient numbers caused by the outbreak, the following changes will be made by the NHS in Dorset.
The National Express timetable will be reduced as of today, 24 March, after which it will run a limited network of coach services.
We are living through a situation that none of us have ever experienced.
The Chief Medical Officer today (9 March) has confirmed that three residents from the Dorset area have been confirmed as having contracted coronavirus (COVID-19).
Dorset Chamber has urged businesses to take action to prepare for the potential impact of the coronavirus.
Dorset’s Access Mental Health services will be open as usual during Christmas and New Year to support those struggling to cope, heading towards a breakdown or feeling suicidal.
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.
Alchemy Health Clinic in Wimborne is opening its doors on Saturday 26 October for a special health and wellbeing open day, as part of the first Wimborne Green Festival.
On Sunday 7 April, Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra and Coda Music Trust are running a free interactive musical workshop suitable for all the family between 2pm and 4pm at St Michael’s Primary School, Bournemouth, as part of the BSO’s Family Orchestra.
Mental health charity Dorset Mind has received a donation of more than £3,500 from Douch Family Funeral Directors