VIEWPOINT MAGAZINE | DECEMBER 2022– Your Independent Local MagazineINSIDE THIS ISSUE EXCLUSIVE: Colehill villagers ‘say no’ to pop-up campsite – Christmas and New Year rubbish and recycling – Tree planting unites generations – Next Chief Constable announced – Christmas in Ringwood – Wimborne MIU maintains extended opening hours – Help for diabetes patients in Dorset…
Refugees from Ukraine, Afghanistan, Sudan, Syria and Russia are all taking part in Refugee Nativity being staged in Bournemouth.
Shoppers in The Dolphin Shopping Centre can dedicate a star on a tree of memory in exchange for a donation to Forest Holme Hospice.
An all girls boarding and prep school in north Dorset has carried off rosettes in every class of a show jumping competition.
The team at the Dolphin Centre in Poole is to continue volunteering next year to support Faithworks’ food bank storage due to high demand.
With the rising cost of living, people could be tempted to put warmth above safety, but the service has some advice.
Following the outdoor trail of spectacular lights at Kingston Lacy is a special way to start the festive season.
The environmental campaigner, who has swum non-stop around Grand Cayman visited Hayeswood and Colehill first schools.
The Lift Legend campaign has returned with over 30 licensed premises offering free soft drinks to drivers giving friends a lift home.
Ferndown came to life for the Christmas event in Pennys Walk on 26 November.
