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Golf club does a hole lot of good

An generous £19,000 was distributed to three charities by Ferndown Golf Club at the Centenary Captains’ Farewell Dinner.
Pancreatic Cancer Research Fund (PCRF) received £9,500 and Diverse Abilities Plus and Round Table Children’s Wish were each given £4,750.

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Full steam ahead for hospice to break record

Lewis-Manning Hospice is hoping to break its own fundraising record at Luscombe Valley Railway in Sandbanks this Saturday with the Christmas ‘Humbug Run’. The popular local attraction is run by Richard and Connie Knott who nominated to support Lewis-Manning in 2013, having done so previously 3 years ago. The couple have already opened up their…

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Bike lights issued to young cyclists in Dorset

A successful campaign in Dorset has made young cyclists more aware of the importance of riding with lights at night. The Dorset Road Safe ‘No Excuse’ team announced its Bike Lights initiative in November in a bid to reduce the number of cycle casualties on the county’s roads. Teams of officers carried out a series…

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Carol singing for John Thornton charity

The John Thornton Young Achievers Foundation was delighted to be invited to provide carol singers at Sainsbury’s in Ferndown on Sunday 15 December. The charity was overwhelmed by the absolutely brilliant support that they received. Jane Oakland organised a choir made up from members of the Cadenza choir and the Cantilena ladies choir in Broadstone.…

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Man sought after unprovoked attack

The man in these CCTV pictures is being sought by police following an unprovoked attack on a 54-year-old Bournemouth man. The incident happened at 11.55am on 21 November on the M2 bus from Bournemouth to Poole on Poole Road outside the Night Owl takeaway opposite Redlands. During the attack, the offender twisted the victim’s arm…

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Cllr Sarah Burns, Alexandra Andrew & Cllr Malcolm Birr

Pick up poop posters scoop awards

The three winners of a competition for schools to produce posters to encourage people to pick up litter and their dogs’ mess will each have their posters displayed at places where people walk their dogs. Lilia Tate, 8, from Oakhurst First School in West Moors; Jake Turner, 8, from Hillside First School in Verwood and…

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Ukulele’s play for Childline

The Poole Ukulele Band helped the NSPCC to raise £350 in a few short hours at Sainsburys in Ferndown on Sunday 8 December. The joyful atmosphere encouraged children and shoppers to singalong in store. The funds will go towards the NSPCC’s ChildLine services during Christmas and New Year. In previous years as many as 50,000…

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