Santa’s grotto at Dorchester’s Brewery Square to raise funds for Diverse Abilities
Santa Claus, a Christmas treasure trail and late night shopping are all on offer at Brewery Square in Dorchester.
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Carols on Wimborne Minster Green Saturday 19 December 2020
In the absence of the Carols in the Cornmarket and the shoppers’ carol service it is hoped this will bring cheer to shoppers.
Three donkeys killed on the B3078 in the New Forest
At this time of the year, when there is limited daylight, it is important that people driving in the New Forest take particular care.
Consultation on reduction of intake to Hillside First School
There is still time for people to put forward their views on reducing the intake to the Verwood school from 60 to 30 children.
Winter support scheme available for residents in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole
A raft of measures are available to help residents in need, such as meal vouchers, help with utility bills and financial advice.
EU citizens across Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole reminded to apply for settled status
With so many EU citizens living in the area, BCP Council is urging them to apply for settled status if they wish to stay in the UK.
Headteacher launches Macmillan Hospice’s appeal
In 2019, the Christchurch hospice arranged for Tim Farrer and his brother Richard to enjoy a last Christmas together with their mother.
Viewpoint December 2020
VIEWPOINT MAGAZINE | DECEMBER 2020– Your Independent Local MagazineINSIDE THIS ISSUE A very different Christmas – Retirement village proposed for Wimborne Market site – Barn owls get a new roof – Climate strategy deadline extended – Christmas crackdown on drink and drug drivers – Drugs seized in Fordingbridge – Long COVID clinics open – Help…
Dorset companies to lead the way in agri-tech
Two Dorset companies are to launch pioneering trials that will see Dorset become a world-leader in agri-tech.
Christchurch nurses swim ‘The channel’ raising £5,500 for terminally ill patients
Rachel and Holly swam a total of 34km to raise funds for Macmillan Caring Locally which has been running online support sessions.
