VIEWPOINT magazine October 2018 – Your Independent Local Magazine INSIDE THIS ISSUE: First chief executive for Dorset Council – Farewell Fayrewood – Ringwood Carnival – Rotary presentation – A special year of Remembrance – Appeal after Ringwood man assaulted – Lighting up in Ferndown – Milestone reached on landmark site in Blandford – Fordingbridge Players offer…
A total of 405 knives and other bladed items were handed in to police during the knife amnesty held in Dorset over four days from 18-21 September.
The Priest’s House Museum in Wimborne, Dorset is offering a unique opportunity for the public to participate in the museum’s exciting Revival Project.
Two local teenagers, aged 16 and 17, have been sentenced at Weymouth Youth Court after admitting three knifepoint robberies in Sherborne.
A group of veteran soldiers are heading across the continent to Greece and back, thanks to a grant from Dorset Freemasons.
Dorchester’s Dorset County Museum closed on Saturday as part of its multi-million-pound redevelopment programme, Tomorrow’s Museum – Making Dorset Proud.
Queensmead care home dedicated to providing the best possible care for its residents has been recognised with a major national award.
A remember walk around Poole Lake, illuminated by candles with an array of personalised messages, takes place on 20 October 2018.
Bournemouth town centre businesses are collaborating to bring a circus-themed fair to Horseshoe Common on 6 October as part of the Arts By The Sea Festival.
Avonbourne Trust volunteers have proved that an ocean apart is no distance when it comes to helping Sri Lankan schoolchildren to have a brighter future.
