Tops Nurseries remain open during second lockdown
This time government restrictions don’t affect childcare which means the youngest children can still go to local nurseries.
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Retirement village proposed for Wimborne Market site
There has been a market on this site for more than 160 years, so take your time to view the plans and put forward your opinion.
Wimborne BID’s Christmas video will be different this year
This is your chance to be one of the stars of the BID’s Christmas video – so get filming as the deadline is looming.
New cycleway underway for Wimborne and Colehill
Cyclists will, in the future, find it easier and safer to travel from Wimborne to the Canford Bottom roundabout.
300-year-old school joins Wimborne Academy Trust
One of the area’s oldest schools has joined Wimborne Academy Trust (WAT).
Wimborne BID urges people to support businesses in the town
BID manager Tammy Sleet is hoping people will check out the digital Shopappy, which is free for Wimborne businesses.
Nursery offers free soup during half term
A Corfe Mullen nursery decided to play its part in ensuring children usually receiving free school meals did not go hungry during half term.
Museum of East Dorset reveals secrets of Iron Age skeleton
When the Museum of East Dorset – formerly the Priest’s House Museum – re-opens after lockdown, visitors will be able to see a 2,000-year-old skeleton.
Successful relaunch and reopening of Wimborne museum
Wimborne’s museum has relaunched with a new name – Museum of East Dorset – after a year-long revitalisation project.
Wimborne Minster pays tribute to Ian Willis
The town of Wimborne Minster stood still on the afternoon of 29 October whilst the horse drawn hearse carrying the coffin of Ian Willis drove through the town centre.