Business festival to return for fortnight of events
A business festival is set to return for its second year.
A business festival is set to return for its second year.
A business has presented a cheque for more than £6,000 to the founder of a charity supporting terminally ill children.
A grammar school has been called ‘exceptional’ in an ‘outstanding’ Ofsted report.
A new facility for children with disabilities to give their families much needed respite has opened.
Independent retailers in an iconic shopping street in Bournemouth will pay for its customers’ parking to bring more people into the town.
The ‘tap-tap-tap-ding’ of typewriters could be heard echoing around the Lower Gardens as a writing festival began.
A Bournemouth parliamentary candidate has pledged to get railways in the town ‘back on track’.
Plans to build eight houses in place of a house and a bungalow have been refused as they had failed to provide adequate parking.
A leading cyber security company has relocated its headquarters to Poole town centre.
A village has rallied around their lollipop lady after her car was crashed into in a ‘hit and run’.
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