“Leave your inflatables at home” advises RNLI after unprecedented evening of call outs
Poole Lifeboat volunteers responded to a number of call outs and saved two lives on Sunday, 9 August.
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Environmental traffic measures will encourage walking and cycling in Poole
BCP Council is determined to make life easier for people who choose to walk or cycle.
Poole shoppers provide 2,000 food parcels to foodbank
People shopping in Poole have been mindful of those, who during the pandemic, have been in need of a good meal.
Local people support Poole Hospital’s ‘Heroes Fund’
Grants and donations totalling £170,000 have been received by The Poole Hospital Heroes Fund, which was set up to respond to the health and well-being needs of staff and patients during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Share your lockdown feelings and experiences in art form
Some people say they really enjoyed the different challenges lockdown brought, whilst others hated every minute.
Death of Bournemouth, Christchurch & Poole councillor
Cllr Pete Parish, who was ward councillor for Canford Heath has sadly died.
Poole Lifeboat Station virtual Open Week runs until 2 August
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.
New app lets you check how busy the beach is before you set off
A new practical app has been launched to allow visitors to check which beaches across Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole are the least congested.
Artwork will remind visitors to ‘leave only footprints’
Coral, a nine-year-old from Manorside Academy in Poole is the primary school winner in BCP Council’s Leave Only Footprints artwork competition.
Local artist highlights life behind the mask
The wearing of face coverings is on all our minds at the present time, and at Poole Hospital, Christine Clark, a local artist, has painted staff members in their masks to showcase the work of the oral and maxillofacial surgery team.