Wimborne enjoys a successful Save the Children parade
Wimborne’s annual festive parade drew huge crowds and enjoyed sunny weather.
Wimborne’s annual festive parade drew huge crowds and enjoyed sunny weather.
In a Christmas atmosphere, children were able to enjoy stories read to them by teachers whilst enjoying hot chocolate and treats.
The Museum of East Dorset’s new events and programming officer is Aidan Hill who lives in Corfe Mullen.
Join the Museum of East Dorset as a learning and education volunteer and you will be able to travel back in time.
Savoury snacks, cakes, mince pies and boxes of chocolates filled five large boxes to be donated to the food bank.
Taking inspiration from the Yellow Pages’ ‘Fly Fishing’ by JR Hartley advert, the film shows you can find anything you need in the town.
A series of candle events organised by Lewis-Manning Hospice Care raised over £23,000 for charity.
Cllr Jeff Hart hosted a Mayor’s Brunch at The Olive Branch in Wimborne with performances from local schools.
A huge crowd gathered in Wimborne Square on Saturday 29 November for the switching on of the town’s festive lights.
The school remained open in last week’s snow, with the pupils having the chance to enjoy building snowmen.