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A study by Bournemouth University during 2024 relates to the ‘Major Lunar Standstill’ which occurs every 18.6 years.

Join the Museum of East Dorset as a learning and education volunteer and you will be able to travel back in time.

A grant of £131,122 has been awarded to the RNLI by the National Lottery Heritage Fund to research and share stories from the Second World War.

A plaque to mark the 110th anniversary of the arrival of British Indian Army soldiers will be unveiled in Bournemouth.

The One Hundred Year Heritage of the First World War for Wimborne and East Dorset is a research project at The Museum of East Dorset.

Archaeologists discovered the near-complete wooden spade dating back to the Bronze Age while excavating The Moors at Arne.

To celebrate the 95th birthday of the foundation of the Townswomen’s Guild, the Dorset Federation put on a display of the history of their area.

Dorset History Centre is to work on the conservation of records detailing Wessex Water and its predecessors since the 19th century.

The site, which is under the garden of Max Gate in Dorchester, could be one of the earliest identified archaeological sites in the county town.

The Museum of East Dorset has appointed a new learning and family assistant to help co-ordinate trips to the museum by schools from across the UK.