Check for ‘silent’ conditions that can cause deadly strokes
“Get checked” urges Dr Hilary Jones as new data suggests that at least 101,000 people in Dorset could be living with a ‘silent’ condition that causes deadly strokes.
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AECC University College invests in new rehabilitation centre
AECC University College, in Boscombe, has had a Topping Out ceremony to mark the completion of the building structure that will house a new rehabilitation centre.
Viewpoint March 2022 | Volume 46 Issue 5
VIEWPOINT MAGAZINE | MARCH 2022– Your Independent Local MagazineINSIDE THIS ISSUE Tom Daley in Dorset – Speedier mobile phone connections for Dorset – Poole Crematorium closed for 22 weeks – Rain didn’t stop Wimborne Pancake Race – Environmentalist discovers 65-year-old washing up bottle – A network of roads built by Romans – Rural hedgehog populations…
Collection points for donations to Ukraine in Ferndown
Ferndown Town Council is joining the efforts to provide aid to people fleeing Ukraine – can you help?
Willow seeks home in Dorset but can be a little husky
A three-year-old, medium-size crossbreed dog being cared for by the Dorset animal charity, Waggy Tails Rescue, is seeking a forever home. Her name is Willow.
Join Dorset Beach Clean this April
Litter Free Dorset are hoping as many people as possible will join the Great Dorset Beach Clean from 2-10 April.
Little Shop of Horrors at the Tivoli, Wimborne
The comedy horror sci-fi musical is to be staged by Wimborne Musical Theatre at the Tivoli from 7 to 9 April.
Fundraising in Bournemouth to help people in Ukraine
Local group, Help from Bournemouth to Ukraine, which was set up to provide support to those forced to leave their homes, has set up a fundraising page.
Tribute band Coldplace bring new show to Weymouth Pavilion
On their biggest UK tour to date, Coldplace – the leading tribute band to Coldplay – are set to appear at Weymouth Pavilion.
Historical society to hear stories from WWII
If you’re interested in history, then you may want to head to Fordingbridge Historical Society’s meeting on Monday 14 March.
