Nature’s footprints through Dorset #3: Buzzard
Once a rarer sight than a kestrel in Dorset, buzzards are now the commonest UK bird of prey.
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Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole schools recognised for anti-bullying
The Anti Bullying Alliance has awarded gold, silver and bronze awards to schools in the BCP Council area.
Poole Sea Cadets continue Prince Philip’s legacy
Rear Admiral Nicholas Lambert visited Poole Sea Cadets to help them celebrate their successes in the Duke of Edinburgh Award scheme.
Home Library Service hits the right page with Dorset residents
Local people say they are 99 per cent happy with Dorset’s Home Library Service which is provided by the the Royal Voluntary Service.
Amy and Elise gain Funeral Arranging and Administration diplomas
The two women who work for Douch Family Funeral Directors have passed the diploma that is run by the National Association of Funeral Directors.
Passenger power for Dorset teenagers
Teenagers will be able to access lessons which will help them to remain safe when they are a passenger in a car.
Teenager arrested following Bournemouth assault – vital witness sought
Police are seeking witnesses to this serious assault in the Lower Gardens and are particularly keen to speak to a woman who helped at the scene.
Don’t delay second dose urges NHS vaccine lead
The director of England’s NHS Covid vaccination programme, Dr Emily Lawson, is urging people who are contacted to bring forward their second jab.
Late 80th birthday present sends Ringwood man into a spin
Rob Forrester-Addie from Ringwood experienced the flight of a lifetime including a 360 degree roll on 30 May, 18 months after it was intended.
5 fun facts about mummified cats in Dorset
Here are a few unusual facts about mummified cats found in Dorset. Perhaps not ‘fun facts’ they certainly make the mind boggle as to how the cats got there.
