Increasing risks from the Internet – Your children’s best friend during lockdown
Young people have to face more risks including exploitation and criminal activities when using the Internet, especially during the lockdown
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Hundreds of homeless people in BCP were housed thanks to the lockdown
220 homeless people who used to live on the street for years have been given safe shelters with three meals per day and support of essential needs across Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole. Homelessness is expected to end in 2027.
Raising £800 for NHS on the 8th birthday: Mission completed
Maya Welch – A girl who is living in Poole has done 100 cartwheels for 8 days in a row and successfully raised £940 for NHS at the end of her birthday.
Poole in Bloom 2020 competition – Surprising facts for participants
The focus on mental health improvement or disclosure of the risk of toxicity in growing tree like Rhododendron are facts given to help participants better understand the competition this year.
Lou Lou's Vintage Fair visits Bournemouth with January sale
The first vintage fair held in Bournemouth this year attracted more than 40 store holders to fill the space of Bournemouth Pavilion on Sunday (January 19th) between 10am to 4pm, with the entrance fee of £2.5.
Sandbanks Ferry attracts customers with double discount
Local residents welcome the ferry's return but reveal damages due to closure
Bournemouth Aviary calls for help
Bournemouth Aviary project of building new house for homeless and rescued birds is half way completed after raising more than £120,000
Local society helps newcomers to survive in Bournemouth
Attracting many international students from different areas in the world, Bournemouth gives new residents diverse choices to deal with challenges such as language barrier, weather, culture shock or self-isolation.