Julia’s House to care for most vulnerable families during coronavirus
Despite the financial uncertainty ahead, local charity Julia’s House is continuing to care for vulnerable families during the coronavirus.
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Dorset schools plan over Easter
Dorset schools are working hard to stay open and will provide additional free school meal vouchers over Easter to help support families during the coronavirus pandemic.
Yellow Buses come up with solutions during coronavirus crisis
Yellow Buses is boosting its network coverage from 14 April in order to help key workers at the Royal Bournemouth and Christchurch hospitals.
Tops pledge to keep hospital-serving nurseries open
Tops Day Nurseries have pledged to keep all hospital-serving nurseries open throughout the Covid-19 outbreak, despite many nursery closures in surrounding areas.
Weymouth Quayside Music Festival to go online
Weymouth’s popular Quayside Music Festival, will be heading online for the Easter instalment of its 2020 line-up this weekend.
Alleged bicycle thefts at hospital: man arrested
Officers investigating the alleged theft of bicycles belonging to staff at the Royal Bournemouth Hospital have arrested a man.
Start knitting teddies for a celebration in Dorset later in the year
We know you can’t go ‘down to the woods today’ but you could start to knit some teddies.
Seized goods benefit Dorset charity as Border Force makes double donation
Seized goods worth around £2,000 plus a cheque for £500 have been gifted by Border Force to Lewis-Manning Hospice Care in Dorset.
Ten convicted of running the ‘Scouse Porky Line’ supplying heroin and cocaine from Merseyside to Bournemouth
Bournemouth, Crime | Posted on January 13th, 2020 | return to news Ten convicted of running the ‘Scouse Porky Line’ supplying heroin and cocaine from Merseyside to BournemouthAn organised crime group has been sentenced to a total of more than 60 years in prison for their roles in running a county line known as the…
Call for motorists’ eyesight to go beyond 20/20
The driver eyesight regulatory system is no longer fit for purpose says road safety association GEM Motoring Assistant.