Dorset residents warned not to touch caterpillars
Dorset Council is warning people not to touch caterpillars that are emerging from large webs on trees and bushes where they have been overwintering.
Dorset Council is warning people not to touch caterpillars that are emerging from large webs on trees and bushes where they have been overwintering.
A new helpline has been launched in Dorset to support parents and carers who are worried about how their child or teenager is coping during the coronavirus pandemic.
Open spaces have never been so much in the news as they have been during lockdown, so make sure you have your say on Dorset Council’s consultation on dogs in public spaces.
Dorset council’s travel team have been lending their skills and support to help the county’s vulnerable residents, with additional safety provision for drivers.
All 147 pharmacies in Dorset have access to an army of volunteers to help them get through the coronavirus pandemic.
There is now no excuse not to tackle the gardening, as Dorset Council is to resume it garden waste kerbside collections from Monday 27 April.
The Dorset Local Resilience Forum has approved two sites in Dorset as specialist mortality support units for body storage as part of the effort to respond to a possible worst-case scenario during the current Covid-19 emergency.
Dorset residents are being urged to keep any waste to one side that they would usually take to the household recycling centre – and not to fly tip it.
Each year around 1.3 million women and 600,000 men across the UK suffer some form of domestic violence and abuse.
Residents from across Dorset are being urged by BCP Council, Dorset Council and Dorset Police to stay at home over the Easter break, with any exercise taken directly from their front doors.