First class at Upper Deck
Join Adam Trimby as he delves into the delight that is Upper Deck, the restaurant and bar at The Harbour Hotel in Christchurch, where Mudeford Medleys and Marvellous Mocktails permeate the menu and fill the soul.
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4Dorset magazine April 2017
INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Enjoy Easter in Wimborne – Go back in time with Vintage – Planned MUGA at KGV Field, Ferndown – Gluten free food fair for Poole – Totally Wiped Out comes to Wimborne – New bee friendly column – Avian Influenza and your responsibilities – Celebrating 10 years of throwing Knobs! – Asking…
Free open day with wildlife gardening advice in Bournemouth Natural Science Society’s hidden garden
Dorset Wildlife Trust (DWT) is participating in the Bournemouth Natural Science Society (BNSS) open day on Saturday 8 April, with its wildlife friendly gardening displays and experts on-hand to give advice.
Police appeal for people to check gardens and outbuildings as concern for missing Bournemouth woman grows
Police have renewed an appeal to help find 67-year-old Jean Lea, who i believe to have been missing since shortly before 3am on Sunday 26 March 2017.
Article 50: no ‘plain sailing’ towards a UK exit from the EU warns MEP
A South West MEP has warned there would be no ‘plain sailing’ towards a UK exit from the EU, as Prime Minister Theresa May formally triggers Article 50.
Eddie Howe opens new private patient unit supporting NHS patient care in Bournemouth
AFC Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe has opened a new private patient unit that will provide extra income to support NHS patient care at the Royal Bournemouth Hospital (RBH).
Alice-inspired event will raise awareness of mental health
A group of students from AUB (Arts University Bournemouth) is organising a special immersive experience event at Athelhampton House near Dorchester on 28 April to help raise money and awareness of mental health in the workplace.
Swanage Railway volunteer ‘does the locomotive’ with an old pal to mark 50th anniversary of the end of main line steam
A veteran engineman and stalwart Swanage Railway volunteer has been reunited with the express steam locomotive that he worked on as a young cleaner and fireman during the late 1950s and early 1960s.
Rare items will ring bells at Crewkerne auction
Two extremely rare items, an early bicycle and a police telephone box, are to be sold by Lawrences Auctioneers of Crewkerne.
Federation of Small Businesses reacts to triggering of Article 50
Mike Cherry, National Chairman at the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB), responds to UK Prime Minister Theresa May’s triggering of Article 50.
