Jazz festival sets out its stall
A RAFT of acts have been unveiled for the 32nd Swanage Jazz Festival. The event, featuring an extended Friday programme,…
Teenage love in a divided world
THEATRE that may hold special appeal for younger audiences is coming to Lighthouse Poole with a production of Malorie…
All about the 80s
FAVOURITE anthems and songs from the 1980s are promised when a capella group The Magnets visit Lighthouse Poole. The band…
Nature on your doorstep!
By Sue Butterworth GouldsGC.co.uk We are all encouraged to do our little bit for the environment and help wildlife to…
Drivers and cyclists: Aggression on the roads
AGGRESSION from both motorists and cyclists is potentially putting lives on Britain’s roads at risk, according to research conducted…
Vineyard tours start again
A RENOWNED Dorset vineyard has reopened to visitors. The Langham Wine Estate and Vineyard Cafe is welcoming spring guests after…
The elegance of the Edwardians
By Amy Brenan, Director of Heirlooms Jewellers, 21 South Street, Wareham. The Edwardian era, also known as ‘La Belle Epoque’…
Nitty-gritty of how Westminster works
One of the things I most enjoy about being an MP is meeting school students – they always have…
More should get free school meals
Ten years ago, Liberal Democrats in Government announced the introduction of Universal Infant Free School Meals, saving parents of…
Giovanna Lewis – speaking for us all
No serious scientist denies the climate crisis. According to a 2021 review, more than 99.9% of scientific studies conclude…