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UNISON battles to keep Dorset Enterprises open
A trade union is refusing to allow the council to close a factory staffed by workers with disabilities.…
Supermarkets outprice small grocers
Small businesses’ chances of survival are in decline due to fierce competition from giant supermarkets in Bournemouth. The…
New initiative to help and house Poole homeless
The Borough of Poole is going to carry out a new emergency short-term accommodation service for rough sleepers.…
Roadworks leave parents frustrated
Roadworks next to a Primary School are causing problems for parents dropping off their children near Pokesdown. “The…
Increase in numbers of children in foster care is a positive sign
The growing number of children in Bournemouth in need of foster care is a result of better assessment by social workers," placing at risk children into care.
NUT dispute education standards of academies
An NUT representative has claimed there is no proof that academies provide better standards of education. David Morgan,…
Cocktail competition to lift bartender’s spirits
The first cocktail competition in a new Bournemouth league started with a splash this week, hoping to give…
Poole’s Holocaust Memorial Day seeks to build bridges
Holocaust Memorial Day in Poole attracted more people than ever before and heard testimony from a Holocaust survivor…
Bournemouth’s action group to support disabled workers
An action group project is being set up to help Dorset Enterprises‘s workers after the decision to shut down the Bournemouth’s…
