The Blackmore Vale

The Blackmore Vale

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  • 3 days ago | blackmorevale.net | Tait ap Ellis

    A VERY special ceremonial role is up for grabs in Shaftesbury. Auditions will soon be held for a new town crier – a role and tradition that stretched back to medieval times. The successful candidate will act as the public voice and herald for the town, with the winner announcing significant local events, news, and important proclamations to the public in a lively, engaging, and traditional manner. They will be expected to take part in civic celebrations, openings, parades and town meeting.

  • 3 days ago | blackmorevale.net | Tait ap Ellis

    A WINE bar could fill a former florist’s premises in Gillingham if plans are approved. The former Mayflowers shop on the High Street is the latest building proposed for a wine bar/restaurant/deli/shop after plans to convert the former Scenes shop across the road were withdrawn after the sale fell through. The applicant has proposed the same business for Mayflowers as it did for Scenes.

  • 3 days ago | blackmorevale.net | Tait ap Ellis

    POLICE are appealing for witnesses after a woman was seen running in traffic and hitting cars in Sturminster Newton. The incident took place at around 3pm on Monday (June 23) in the Durrant area. North Dorset Police said the woman was seen shouting and swearing and causing a disturbance by getting in the way of traffic and hitting cars.

  • 4 days ago | blackmorevale.net | Tait ap Ellis

    HUNDREDS of children paraded through Sherborne as part of the Sherborne Pageant 120th anniversary celebrations. This year marked 120 years since the first pageant took place in the town, and children from six schools dressed up to tell a particular story from the town’s history as they paraded through Sherborne on June 13.

  • 5 days ago | blackmorevale.net | Tait ap Ellis

    A MAJOR gap in funding for pupils in Wiltshire has been revealed – and school leaders are calling on MPs to address the issue. According to Wiltshire Council, it receives “significantly less” funding for its pupils in the county compared to other authorities across the country. Despite rising costs and increasing demand, the county ranks 18th lowest out of 151 for mainstream school funding and 20th lowest for high needs special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) funding for 2025-2026.

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