People in Dorset urged to follow lockdown advice
Second time around, more facilities are open so you have the chance to get out and exercise – and support is available for vulnerable people.
Second time around, more facilities are open so you have the chance to get out and exercise – and support is available for vulnerable people.
November’s Global Happy Café meeting was the most popular to date, with a full house of 100 people joining in.
Patients in cardiac arrest are set to benefit from brand new technology at Poole Hospital thanks to a grant of £6,000 from Talbot Village Trust.
As the new nationwide lockdown kicks in, University Hospitals Dorset NHS Foundation Trust has announced changes to the usual guidance on visiting.
With the second lockdown now is effect, there are many questions being asked about what people can and can’t do, and what will be open.
Leader of Dorset Council, Councillor Spencer Flower, has reacted to announcements that England will enter a second national lockdown from Thursday.
A change coming into effect this weekend will have a devastating impact on thousands of people in Dorset, and many more across the rest of the country.
A scheme supporting vulnerable women to reduce reoffending has been commended at the Howard League Community Awards.
Further records are being joined up within the Dorset Care Record meaning Dorset residents will have enhanced coordinated care.
With the clocks having gone back on 25 October we are all facing longer nights, so advice on appraising your home security is very timely.