Stewarts Garden Centres has appointed Jamie Rollings, formerly with the Blue Diamond Garden Centre group for 12 years. Jamie has relocated from the Channel Islands to take the role of Outdoor Plant Buyer Manager for the long established Dorset based horticultural business. In his teenage years he studied horticulture at the Sparsholt College near Winchester, before embarking on a varied career within horticultural retailing.
Allum & Sidaway celebrate 40 years in Ringwood!
NEWS FEED Tweet Viner’s diners head for Neo Kevin Viner is pictured at the restaurant One of the country’s finest Michelin-starred chefs is fulfilling a lifelong dream by launching a restaurant in Bournemouth. Former ‘National Chef of the Year’ Kevin Viner made his name in Cornwall, but only went there because he couldn’t find premises…
Lush cosmetics have recently decided to support Diverse Abilities in their home refurbishing camping, donating money to the charity organisation that aims to help disabled people and their families.
The latest shop to open in Friday’s Court, Ringwood is sure to bring a squeal of delight from local children and party-lovers as local lady Nickie Jowett opened her first shop aptly named ‘Balloon Array’. The official opening was carried out by the chairman of the Ringwood events committee, Mr Steve Nash, and was followed by…
Dean Whitby, branch manager at Kare Plus Bournemouth and a member of Lewis-Manning trust’s 100,000 Business Club recently completed the 10k Bournemouth Bay Run in an effort to raise £1,000 for the charity
Kevin Drake, head chef at the Stewarts Garden Centre restaurant in Broomhill, says that his team are growing as much of their own vegetables and fruit as the spring weather allows. Drake and his team are striving to produce fresh food that their visitors would appreciate. Even at home, Kevin, who has worked at the…
The John Thornton Young Achievers Foundation (JTYAF) is delighted to have been chosen as charity of the year by Midas Construction
A Poole-based entrepreneur and founder of the market leading marine electronics company will be running in the legendary 42.2 km Boston Marathon on Monday. Chief executive officer of Actisense, Phil Whitehurst, will be raising money for charity.
Two bulls, Orion and Obelisk, from the National Trust’s Kingston Lacy herd of Red Ruby Devon cattle, were recently shown at the Devon Cattle Breed Society spring show and sale at Sedgemoor market.
