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Have you returned your electoral registration form? If not, you could be running the risk of a £1,000 fine.
A free study day is available to offer training, advice and support for carers in Poole who are looking after someone who has had a stroke.
Borough of Poole is supporting the 11th national Energy Saving Week.
Poole Museum is going back in time to the Iron Age for the half-term holidays.
What is your favourite place in Poole? Is it the world-class beaches, Poole Park or maybe Brownsea Island? Where do you take visitors when you want to show off your home patch?
Abandoned sports fields have been transformed into a new green oasis for wildlife at the heart of a local community in Poole.
HRH The Princess Royal visited Poole's historic Guildhall as part of a one-day tour of the area.
The people of Poole have a unique chance to get up close and personal with a 190-million-year-old marine reptile from October 4th to November 8th.
A free course is available for carers in Poole who are looking after a friend or relative at home.
Poole libraries are encouraging parents and children to have fun and learn together with a series of free events in October.
Off-licences in Poole are testing a system aimed at tackling anti-social behaviour by customers.
A new course is being launched in Poole to help put young motorists on the road to safer driving.
The Princess Royal will visit Poole's historic Guildhall as part of a one-day tour of the area.
Are you a member of a voluntary organisation that provide a service or activity which contributes to the quality of life of the residents of Poole? Would you like to apply for a grant?
Borough of Poole has selected a contractor to maintain the town's public parks and open spaces until 2015.
Parents will be able to access advice and practical tips on coping with family life through a new book scheme in Poole libraries.
From Cyberspace to Ceramic Art
Thousands of parents are being asked to give their views on childcare services in Poole.
Borough of Poole has seized potentially dangerous toys from a man selling out of a trolley on Poole High Street.
Young book lovers in Poole are being asked what they think of their local libraries and how they could be improved.
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