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LATEST BROADSTONE NEWS New book by local author (11th June 2009)TURNING THE BLUES AROUND: One woman's story of kicking depression to nurse the mentally ill More... Consumers cautioned on clothing collections from home (25/05/09) Many people find donating old clothes and goods to charities a good method of clearing out their cupboards and making space. Consumer Direct suggests, however, that you read the plastic bag seeking such donations that slips through your letterbox very carefully. More... Safer Neighbourhood Team public meeting (21/05/09) Residents living in the Broadstone, Merley and Bearwood areas are invited to attend the public meeting which is at Selby Close Sheltered Housing Lounge, Selby Close, Broadstone on Tuesday 26th May at 1300 hours. This is your opportunity to speak directly with members of your local Safer Neighbourhood Team and raise any issues or concerns that you may have. If you cannot attend the meeting but wish to speak to the team, please call PS 2364 Jenkins on 01202 22 22 22. If you have any information regarding this message please call the Dorset Police on 01202/01305 222222 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111. Send your details for inclusion here (today) If you have any social or other events, or any news items of interest to Broadstone, then please forward full details for publication. More... Broadstone Net is the first Broadstone Site to use RSS (Really Simple Syndication!) Get the latest news directly into your Newsreader as soon as they are published. Environment - June 2009 "Weatherwise, May has been a kind month. No dreadful downpours of rain, no blistering sunshine, no snow but an awful lot of wind which we don’t really expect. A lovely display of Spring flowers everywhere. We visited Holt Forest during the month and the track at the North end had verges showing a wide range of species in full bloom. Not all common flowers. We also drove over to the DWT meadow at the back of Corfe Mullen, to see the green winged orchids that grow profusely there. Earlier we had visited and the meadow had looked to be cut too short, but DWT had got it right, and hundreds of orchids appeared. ..." read more Historical and Current Photos of Broadstone - See Broadstone as it used to be many years ago in these early black and white photos and also how it looks today.
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