Businesses urged to make workplaces Covid safe
As people start to return to the office, the Dorset Chamber is warning that a wide range of new measures will need to be introduced to comply with health and safety.
As people start to return to the office, the Dorset Chamber is warning that a wide range of new measures will need to be introduced to comply with health and safety.
From Friday 24 July 2020, government COVID-19 legislation changes meant it was mandatory to wear a face covering in all shops and retail premises.
An artist, who suffers from a rare neurological disorder, has donated one of her paintings to Poole Hospital.
Coronavirus outbreaks in Dorset are to be monitored by a new COVID Health Protection Board.
Although all Poole Lifeboat Station’s usual fundraising activities have been cancelled and the station and Old Lifeboat Museum is closed to visitors as a result of the pandemic, you can still take part in the virtual Open Week which runs until 2 August.
Ian Thornton, 77, from Ringwood, was determined to help others during lockdown – and to keep fit at the same time.
Wessex Cancer Trust’s flagship fundraising event, Walk for Hope, is still going ahead this year but in a different format.
“Amazing facilities at GolfCatcher Academy,” said Harry Redknapp when he officially opened the academy at a VIP launch on 15 July, adding, “I can’t wait to get up and bring my grandkids, I’ll be up here quite regularly practising my golf. Absolutely fantastic.”
If you would like to support Poole Hospital Charity and children’s community services, you could buy a single by local singer/songwriter Krista Green.
School is out for many pupils this week, which is likely to result in a wave of visitors coming to Dorset.