Do you fancy taking part in a short guided health walk? Poulner Health Walkers have been walking and talking for several years. These free walks offer a wonderful opportunity to meet people and see the local area from a different perspective. Walkers often share local history and other local knowledge. Once you become a regular, of course, you can just go along for a chat and a catch up with friends.
Junior runners will soon have a parkrun of their own at Moors Valley Country Park and Forest near Ringwood. It will launch on Sunday 13 November at 9am and children from 4 to 14 can take part in a new regular weekly event.
From fiery seafront gatherings and metamorphosing horses, this year’s Bournemouth Arts by the Sea Festival promises an abundance of inspiring experiences.
Celebrating its 20th anniversary, Bournemouth Fireworks is holding a grand party at the Littledown Centre on Saturday, 5 November.
The Highcliffe Wednesday club, run by local charity The Brendoncare Foundation, recently enjoyed its 10th anniversary.
Register now for the South West Coast Path Challenge. The great stomp for charity takes place in October and will raise funds to help protect this National Trail. It costs at least £1,000 to maintain just one mile of coast path and an additional £2,000 for the National Trust to take care of the countryside that surrounds it.
The Royal Bournemouth Hospital (RBH) has re-launched its unique web portal for structured education incorporating new modules specifically for young people.
A stunning horse’s head sculpture by an Kim Weiler from Milford-on-Sea was the public’s favourite at the New Forest Open Art exhibition.
Diverse Abilities and Merlin’s Magic Wand have teamed up to create a bespoke Sea Life themed accessible bathroom for the children’s respite home in Poole, as part of its Lilypad Appeal. This is the 21st Merlin’s Magic Wand project to be completed to date.
The Acute Pain Team at the Royal Bournemouth Hospital has been selected by the Health Foundation, an independent health care charity, to be part of its £1.5m innovation programme.
