A Royal Bournemouth Hospital surgeon will undergo ‘hair surgery’ this month live on Facebook to help raise money for women’s health treatment.
West Moors woman Meg Austin has scooped the national Dignity in Care Award at the Great British Care Awards just months after being crowned 2016 Care Personality of the Year.
“The fight for freedom of bigotry isn’t over yet,” says Sophie Cook in an opinion piece on Transgender Day of Visibility, a day that aims to bring attention to the accomplishments of trans people around the globe.
AFC Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe has opened a new private patient unit that will provide extra income to support NHS patient care at the Royal Bournemouth Hospital (RBH).
A group of students from AUB (Arts University Bournemouth) is organising a special immersive experience event at Athelhampton House near Dorchester on 28 April to help raise money and awareness of mental health in the workplace.
A local charity raising funds for those in need, took ambassadors to witness first-hand how the Foundation’s funding makes a difference.
The Royal Bournemouth and Christchurch Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (RBCH) to launch new private patient unit this month, with all profits apparently to be reinvested back into NHS care.
British Beach Volleyball athlete Chris Gregory was welcomed to Ringwood School on 15 March to meet with Year 10 PE prefect students and talk about his journey from student to sporting star.
New research by The Leprosy Mission England and Wales highlights the reasons why women are less likely to be treated promptly for leprosy and are more likely to become disabled and cast out from society than men.
Russell Kerr, a community responder who has dedicated the last nine years to saving lives has been awarded the first Community Responder of the Year award, as voted by his peers.