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Supermarkets outprice small grocers
Small businesses’ chances of survival are in decline due to fierce competition from giant supermarkets in Bournemouth. The…
Nightspots under “immense” pressure in Bournemouth
A Bournemouth bar manager has described current financial pressure on their industry as “immense”, following two nightclub closures. Jack Noble,…
NUT dispute education standards of academies
An NUT representative has claimed there is no proof that academies provide better standards of education. David Morgan,…
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…
Bournemouth seeks more foster parents
Bournemouth Council announced a new campaign for this year to find more people willing to adopt and foster…
Care Farming is a “lifeline” for disadvantaged youngsters
Care farms are giving youngsters with special needs “the lifeline that keeps them in education” says Prince Charles.…
“Very bad news” for local tourism
A Swanage councillor says a proposed offshore wind farm is “very bad news” for local tourism. Mayor of…
Bournemouth’s new Council Tax scheme
It is an important decision, that the Bournemouth Full Council is making today, which is currently discussing the…