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A fun-packed day of music, arts and activities is coming to Bourne Valley Park on Thursday April 3.
Poole's litter busting giant rat has been named 'Rascal' in a competition held by the Borough's Environmental and Consumer Protection Services.
Residents are being urged to be vigilant about bogus callers by the Safer Poole Partnership.
Around 70,000 new bus passes will be delivered to addresses in Poole, Bournemouth and Christchurch over the next few days, giving residents free travel throughout the country.
It is with immense sadness that Borough of Poole has learned of the sudden death of Cllr Mary Hillman.
People caring for friends or relatives at home are invited to attend a special course to provide them with practical advice and support.
Poole's garden waste recycling scheme is back for the Spring and Summer, giving residents the chance to dispose of their green waste in an environmentally-friendly way.
A major engineering project to carry out essential structural repairs to the historic Canford Bridge will start at the end of March.
A rare hand-written manuscript penned by the founder of the Scout movement is going on public display for the first time as part of a major new exhibition at Poole Museum.
Funding has now been agreed for a project to build a new £1.9m library for people in Hamworthy.
Residents of Alderney West can now benefit from the popular Rossmore Flyer bus service, following an extension of the route by Borough of Poole.
Poole residents are being warned to beware of cowboy traders offering to repair damage to properties caused by the recent storms.
Councillors are to consider an additional £400,000 investment for the creation of Turlin Moor Community School.
Young people from Poole joined children nationwide in a bid to set a new world record for reading aloud.
Parents and schools are being invited to comment on proposed changes to Poole's home to school transport service.
Top athletes from around the world could be heading for Poole in preparation for the London Olympics in 2012.
Work on new public toilets at Poole Road, Branksome is now complete.
Young people in Poole schools have again performed well in national tests for 14-year-olds.
The tradition of the afternoon tea dance is being successfully revived in Poole for a project aimed at keeping the town's older generation fit and active.
People in Poole and Bournemouth are being given a new platform to have their say on health and social care services.
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