Hopefully you’ve been able to catch our monthly columns in the Dorset View and Viewpoint over these last few months, but for those who haven’t – hi, I’m Cat, I look after all the communications for Diverse Abilities, Dorset’s disability charity.
As we come to the end of my time as Dorset’s first Police and Crime Commissioner, I look back on what we’ve achieved over the last nine years.
By Craig Gray. An unfortunate set of circumstances this week has left me in a very different, and rather more difficult, position than if the same thing had happened six months’ ago.
Following the in-depth research into pet ownership in the UK last year, ChickenGuard is looking to repeat the same research in 2021.
I didn’t have a cough, or trouble breathing, my symptoms were different, but the monitoring showed my oxygen levels had dropped ‘silently’.
Gerry is one of the founders of Dorset’s Happy Café, which was launched on 1 April 2019. It went worldwide online as the Global Happy Café on 1 July 2020 during the pandemic. It now has hundreds of supporters throughout the world. Gerry says, “Our aim is to develop an online fellowship of people from around the world interested in increasing happiness and improving mental health and wellbeing, discovering the Action for Happiness Ten Keys to Happier Living, and discussing the future of society following the coronavirus pandemic.”
Recently bereaved, I caught COVID-19 and wanted to share my experience. The diary starts well, but then I lost track of time.
I am going to briefly share my journey over the past couple of years. This article is not an opportunity to gain sympathy or raise eyebrows, it is purely to help others who may be feeling emotionally stuck in a marriage and about some of the processes and procedures to expect – it still feels strange for me to talk about divorce because I never thought it would happen to me. For the purpose of this article, I have used a pen name.
Guest Blog | Posted on February 1st, 2021 | return to news Tales of Dorset dormice By Janine Pulford I have some great news about Dorset dormice. Share now Hazel Dormouse – Clare Pengelly Although, the PTES’ State of Britain’s Dormice 2019 report has revealed that Britain’s population of hazel dormice has declined by 51%…
