Day: July 12, 2013

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Care Match for care needs

Altogether Care have recently developed a ‘Care Match’ service, whereby they will match your care needs, whether they are at home, live in, or residential. The Care Match options are designed around the needs of their customers, which are most important when you or your family members care needs change, customers can simply switch to…

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Weedy problem removed

Council bosses have said a big thank you after a Dorset company agreed to take 60 tonnes of unwanted weed from Poole Park free of charge.

Work on clearing the green algae from the park’s saltwater lake began last week (1/7) and lasted for five days.

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Dorset news

MISSING: Can you help find Marcus?

Police in Bournemouth are seeking public help to locate a Swedish man missing from Bournemouth. Leif Marcus Oestlund, 21-years-old, who is known as Marcus in the UK, was last seen when he left work early on the afternoon of Thursday 4 July 2013. At 9.20am on Friday 5 July 2013, it was realised that he…

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Cats get the cream

Dorset cream teas help stray dogs and cats in Greece. If you want to support Strays of Greece, an Ashley Heath based charity, then go along to the Old School Rooms in Sturminster Marshall on the weekend of 27 & 28 July 2pm-5pm. They will be serving cream teas and cakes in a delightful village…

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Dorset news

Drugs house closure must not be breached

Police have enforced a drugs house closure at a flat in Lowther Road in Charminster – after drug-related activity and anti-social behaviour at the property. The closure order was issued by Bournemouth Magistrates Court on Wednesday 10 July 2013, under the Anti-social Behaviour Act 2003. It came after complaints from local residents about drug-related activity…

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Prices sizzle as heat soars

Silver and vertu prices exceeded expectations at Lawrences’ auction sale on  9 July. An early 17th Century spoon, possibly made in Salisbury in the reign of King Charles I, was scooped up for £810 whilst a rather different item for the table, in the form of 24 German dessert dishes, exceeded their estimate to take…

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What a disgrace!

An eyesore recycling site to close due to fly-tipping. Councils have been left with no choice but to close a mini recycling centre in Hurn after continued abuse by fly-tippers.The Dorset Waste Partnership (DWP) will remove its ‘bring-banks’ on Avon Causeway on 1 August in response to concerns the site has become an unsightly dumping ground.…

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