In the news

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Bournemouth Echo -  Historic Poole to benefit from £1.2million investment - Historic England grant announcement for Poole High Street.

Bournemouth Echo - Poole High Street set to benefit from £80,000 cultural grant.

Freya Gabie's community ceramic workshops in Poole for Historic England's Twin Towns project with Stoke, Staffordshire.

Dorset BIZ News -  All Fired Up celebrates Poole’s ceramics heritage with MP Sir Robert Syms and Cllr Steve Baron attending the exhibition.

Historic England social media campaign for everyone to share what they love about their High Street #HighStreetLove

Angel Exit Theatre  publish 'call out' and hold workshops for researchers for the Community Play on the theme of 'Life at Sea' and the Newfoundland trade.

Daily Echo newspaper article on the unveiling of the Newfoundland Bottle Knot sculpture at Hunger Hill, Poole.

(L-R) Councillor Philip Broadhead, engineer Michael Hadley, artist Michael Condron, Rosie McNamara of the Dorset Local Enterprise Partnership and Julian McLaughlin BCP Service Director.

CBC Radio, Newfoundland features an article on the spectacular new sculpture in Poole interviewing Michael Condron (artist) sharing the excitement of this international heritage and cultural link.

Historic England Press Release celebrates the progress made with the main HAZ restoration works in Poole High Street. 

Works include Scaplen's Court, 2 High Street, Cinnamon House 24-26 High Street, Cornmarket House 34-36 High Street, 1-3 New Orchard and 5-9 New Orchard - all looking great!

Daily Echo reports that footfall in Poole town centre has increased by 11% this year & local authority has credited several initiatives with helping the rise, including Poole BID, Shop Local and its £1.25 million High Streets Heritage Action Zone programme for Poole.