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  • Iford Trefoil Guild member June Russell invited members and friends to join her in her garden in Strouden Park for tea and cake. £40 was raised for Guide Dogs.
  • Margaret Holloway from Lytchett United Royal British Legion Woman's Section, who won 1st prize for both the cookery and hobbies class at the recent woman's section conference
  • A group of Entry to Employment students from the Bournemouth and Poole College have been working with the Charity Heartstone on two Festival of Flight photo-exhibitions.
  • In excess of 60 Purbeck Runners took part in their first race of 2010 in Swanage. Many of the members are pictured wearing the new Club Hoodie. Check out www.purbeckrunners.co.uk for details of the Club
  • 12 year old Thomas Day receiving the 2009 'Advantage Tennis' Player of the Year trophy, presented by Wimborne Q.E. Leisure Centre's tennis coach, Graham Walker.
  • President Marjorie Marshall of the Rotary Club of Bournemouth (left) with guest speaker Michael French, Bournemouth Nightclub Chaplain and club secretary Astrid Allanson.
  • Neil Revell, the new head of St Aldhelm's CE VA Combined School, receiving a bible from Father Stephen Batty, Chair of the Governors, after a special service marking his appointment held at St Aldhelm's Parish Church.
  • Peter Brooks, President of Poole Rotary Club, congratulates Jason Ryall on his success at the 2009 World Age Group Trampoline Games in St. Petersburg, Russia.
  • Bowplex Tower Park are Supporting Poole RNLI Lifeboat Station for SOS day 2010. This is the second year RNLI volunteers have worked with the national leisure operator, raising over £1,700 for SOS Day in 2009.
  • Bowplex Tower Park are Supporting Poole RNLI Lifeboat Station for SOS day 2010. This is the second year RNLI volunteers have worked with the national leisure operator, raising over £1,700 for SOS Day in 2009.
  • Ferndown Middle school received the Rights Respecting Schools Award as recognition for its commitment to developing a Rights Respecting ethos throughout the school and wider community. (L-R) Paige Shuttleworth, Moya Dunn, Laura Munday and Danielle Cole
  • The Osborne Centre, West Parley commemorates the dedication & long, loyal service of one of its volunteer helpers supporting local PWMS. Eve Potter looked after her husband who had MS, & continues to help others. Our sincere thanks go to her.
  • The Osborne Centre celebrates its 25 years of supporting local PWMS this year and one of its committee members, Beryl Bundy also celebrates her 25 years undaunted support. Pictured Beryl Bundy receiving a certificate from branch Chairman Rod Slip.
  • At the recent Annual General Meeting Mrs Barbara Hancock was elected President to succeed Mr Croydon Parsons after his completion of two successful years. Mrs Anne Parsons, who is also the Secretary, was elected Vice President.
  • To celebrate the opening of their 100th store on Centrum Retail Park, Cheltenham, Dunelm Mill is donating £100 to 100 local charities throughout the UK. Dunelm Mill in Bournemouth have nominated Julia’s House.
  • Sharon Cudlip, Clinical Leader at the Macmillan Unit receives the PDU Accreditation from Linda Kaye, PDU Consultant at Bournemouth University.
  • Local MP Annette Brooke and her support for Beating Bowel Cancer's forthcoming campaign, Be Loud Be Clear.
  • Artists, students and local people gather in Poole for the march to the KUBE gallery on the campus of The College in protest against the closure of the gallery at the end of the month. Over 100 people attended the march.
  • Pupils of Sylvan First School, Poole made, borrowed and brought in a variety of hats to assembly to raise funds for the children of Haiti. Wear a hat to school day raised £325 for the disaster relief fund.
  • Children at Stower Provost School raised £220 for the Haiti earthquake appeal by having a non-uniform day.
  • Prospective parliamentary candidate Emily Gasson, the Lib Dem Parliamentary spokesperson for North Dorset, went on patrol with police in Verwood and the surrounding villages and she she found out firsthand how stretched Dorset police are.
  • A group of music-loving parents, staff and children joined together at Yarrells to present an evening of French music.
  • A group of Entry to Employment students from the Bournemouth and Poole College have been working with the Charity Heartstone on two Festival of Flight photo-exhibitions.
  • Pupils from Hillbourne School in Poole picking up free fruit donated by Asda for their project on Fair Trade.

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