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The Quay Visitors multi-storey car park in Poole will close temporarily to undergo essential maintenance from Monday 6 July.

Most people are satisfied with life in Poole, according to a major survey of thousands of households across the borough.

People are being offered an opportunity to help shape the council's plans to make Poole a fairer place for all to live and work.

Staying active in Poole is getting easier with the expansion of Borough of Poole's popular discount scheme.

Poole Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) is offering a new debt counselling service to people in financial difficulty and facing homelessness.

Borough of Poole is urgently looking at possible measures to safeguard the future of Broadstone Leisure Centre.

Have fun and get fit with friends and family this summer by hiring a volleyball set from Sandbanks beach office.

Poole's Festival of Sport on Saturday 20 June promises to be the biggest and best yet - with plenty of fun, free activities on offer for all the family.

People over 60 will be made aware of the importance of food hygiene during Food Safety Week running from 15-21 June.

Councillors have approved Poole Town Football Club's proposal for Branksome Recreation ground.

Author Ben Kane will be conjuring up scenes of ancient Rome at a fascinating talk and book signing Poole Central Library on Tuesday 7 July.

A group of Poole's older residents will take to the red carpet on Wednesday 10 June for an exciting film premiere at Lighthouse, Poole's Centre for the Arts.

The 2009 European Election results for the South West region have been declared.

A group of DJs with learning disabilities from Bournemouth and Poole are preparing for their debut festival appearance at Camp Bestival at Lulworth Castle this summer.

Carers are invited to come along to Good Health Day at Lighthouse, Poole's Centre for the Arts on Wednesday 10 June.

Poole Quay will stage a service of commemoration to mark the 65th anniversary of the D-Day landings.

Children aged seven and over can come along to Rossmore Library every Saturday from 6 June and enjoy being read the Spiderwick Chronicles for free.

Volunteers filled over 50 refuse sacks with waste collected during a litter pick along the Holes Bay Road on Thursday 21 May.

A major study of traffic movement and transport needs in South East Dorset is entering its next phase.

Officials and horticulturists from twinned French town Cherbourg will visit Dorset next month with a view to supporting future flower festivals in Poole.

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