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The Dorset Legal Service took place on Sunday 28th October. It was hosted by the Dorset High Sheriff Jacqueline Speck. The church service took place in St Peter’s church on Dorchester High Street which was well attended by many Mayors… Continue Reading →
On Thursday last week (25th October), I went along to the Royal British Legion to meet the gang from the Streetlight Centre who came to pick up the oversized poppies to help put them up around town. You can see… Continue Reading →
On Wednesday 24th October, the Wimborne in Bloom volunteers had a get together to celebrate the end of the season – and what a great season it was this year too! I was invited along for a glass of wine… Continue Reading →
Dementia Friendly Allotments On Tuesday I was invited to an open day at the Dementia friendly allotments on the Kingston Lacy estate. The Wimborne Dementia Friendly society have once again helped with the fund raising for this initiative which sees… Continue Reading →
I’ve only been to Lyme Regis once before and that was ages ago so I couldn’t remember much about it apart from sea and hills. It’s quite a distance from Wimborne Minster so I wasn’t really looking forward to the… Continue Reading →
The Magic Table On Friday I went along to the ClarC on King Street to see the ‘Magic Table’. The Dementia Society of Wimborne chaired by Cllr Mrs Sue Cook, invited me to come along and have a look at… Continue Reading →
This Civic day held a few points of interest for me, there was history and radio! I’ve been going to Dorchester for many years for one reason or another, so it’s always nice to learn something new about towns you’re… Continue Reading →
From all the towns in all of England, Wimborne Minster found itself on a shortlist of just 38 towns for the Great British High Street awards! The awards are about more than just the actual High Street of course. The… Continue Reading →
I was invited along to Allenbourne School Saturday afternoon to help award the prizes of Wimborne in Bloom’s annual competitions. They range from poetry to art and commercial to residential floral displays. Many categories for different types of community engagement…. Continue Reading →
What a brilliant day on Saturday in town – yes it would have been better without the rain of course but the fact it worked so well in that dreadful weather, just shows how successful it was! The volunteers at… Continue Reading →
