Easing lockdown offers new job opportunities
Inevitably, despite the gradual easing of lockdown and the opening up of businesses, there are going to be huge job losses.
Inevitably, despite the gradual easing of lockdown and the opening up of businesses, there are going to be huge job losses.
Eleven weeks ago, mother-of-two, Lexy, was at a loss of what to do with her successful craft party business following the lockdown.
Realising that we’re all missing live dramatic performances, members of Wimborne Community Theatre (WCT) organised two online events recently.
BCP Council have processed over 5,000 business grants in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole for businesses affected by the coronavirus pandemic. These exceed the £70m mark.
The governments in all four nations of the UK have been called upon by Adoption UK to provide additional funding and resources to help schools support those children who will struggle most, when educational settings re-open, post Covid-19 lockdown.
The Flower Factory Garden Centre along Ringwood Road is attracting many purchasers who are buying trays of plants despite lockdown regulations.
More people are dusting off their bikes and taking to the roads and pathways during lockdown. In fact in some parts of the country cycling traffic has risen three-fold since late March.
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.
Did you know that a number of successful full-length films have been shot using mobile phones? And, that some very well-known directors have created films using smartphones?
Thirteen year old Adam from Weymouth has a rare muscle-wasting disease called Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD).