Month
July 2018
Well my Civic Day was quite early in my Mayoral year, only having done one myself in another town so far – lots in the diary for later in the year though. So really I had to just do what… Continue Reading →
Last week was the regional judging for Wimborne In Bloom. On Thursday 19th July two judges came to town to be escorted to various sites in order to assess the town for the competition. They commented on how towns had… Continue Reading →
I was invited to Dreamboats, Wimborne’s very own pleasure boat attraction at Riverside (just near Wimborne market – turn right as you turn into the industrial estate). Dreamboats is a charity – part of Vision Wimborne. This means it is… Continue Reading →
Yesterday I popped along to Knoll Gardens in Hampreston for the Mayor of Ferndown’s charity afternoon tea. The Mayor, Cllr Steve Lugg and Mayoress Kathy Lugg greeted visitors in the gardens with a fabulous display of traditional cakes, scones, fruit… Continue Reading →
Last night I went to the Dorset County Scouts Council Annual Review and AGM. Never been to anything involving the Scouts before so I didn’t really know what to expect. I was looked after very well by David McGregor and… Continue Reading →
Well I was looking forward to my first Civic Day and in Weymouth & Portland too where I spent quite a bit of time when I was younger and still have a great friend there in Weymouth. Unfortunately it was… Continue Reading →
Another beautiful day for the Swanage Civic Service so I dressed accordingly. I do think it’s a benefit being able to wear summer dresses, versus the suit, shirt and tie for the men! I think the silver chain went well… Continue Reading →
