‘Jack’s Law’ welcomed by Dorset funeral director
A leading funeral director has welcomed the introduction of the so-called ‘Jack’s Law’ that will enshrine two weeks’ statutory paid leave for parents who lose a child.
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Concert to raise funds for cancer charity
Macmillan Caring Locally is to benefit from a concert being staged at the Barrington Theatre, Ferndown on 2 February.
Bobby Van initiative launched to support vulnerable victims of burglary
Dorset Police, through the Safer Dorset Foundation charity, has launched a new Bobby Van initiative to support victims of burglary.
Peppa Pig’s Best Day Ever
mags4dorset talks to children’s favourite piggy, Peppa Pig, in advance of Peppa Pig Best Day Ever which is coming to the Pavilion Theatre, Bournemouth on 11 and 12 February
Dorset AONB landowner fined for planning breach in long running case
A Dorset landowner has been prosecuted and fined £1,000 for failing to comply with a planning enforcement notice within the Dorset Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Viewpoint January 2020
VIEWPOINT magazine January 2020 – Your Independent Local Magazine INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Opposition to Blashford development continues – Waste recycling centre open for Dorset residents – Your ideas needed on climate emergency – Patagonia trek raises £5,000 for Macmillan – Rare wildlife in Landford receives boost – Champion tossers required – Promise of 200 new jobs…
Tree-cycling raises over £10,000 for Diverse Abilities
A Dorset disability charity, Diverse Abilities, has raised more than £10,000 from donations to its tree-cycling initiative.
National Exhibition will feature a Poole school’s ’Stand Together’ Holocaust memorial artwork
Thought-provoking artwork of a memorial flame created by students from St Edward’s School in Poole is to feature in an official Holocaust Memorial Day ceremony on 27 January 2020.
Local man raises thousands for church
The congregation and clergy of St John’s Church in Broadstone are transforming the Victorian building into an open and welcoming space for the whole community.
