The Bournemouth One News Centre

All the news you need for Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole with travel information and national headlines.

• Amber wildfire alert issued

  An amber wildfire alert has been issued across Dorset and Wiltshire. Fire crews warn dry conditions mean fires could spread quickly. People are being urged to avoid barbecues and open flames in the countryside.

• College praised for ‘exceptional’ adult learning

  Bournemouth and Poole College has been praised for its adult education courses. A national review highlighted outstanding results and high satisfaction rates. Thousands of learners have taken part in the programme this year.

• Country Roots night set for Christchurch

  A country-themed fundraising night is coming to Christchurch this June in support of Diverse Abilities. Country Roots will take place on Friday, the fifth of June at The Treehouse on Merritown Lane, with live music from Dorset band Route sixty six, line dancing, food trucks and a bar. The adults-only event follows two Country Roots nights held last year, and money raised will help the charity support children and adults with disabilities and their families across Dorset. More information and tickets are available from Diverse Abilities.

• Appeal after stone thrown at car on Poole bypass

  Police are appealing for witnesses after a car was damaged on a Poole road. A stone was thrown from a bridge, hitting a moving vehicle. Officers say the incident could have had serious consequences.

• Poole lender marks 45 years of growth

  More than one hundred property professionals gathered in Poole to mark a lender’s forty five year milestone. MSP Capital hosted the event at Scaplen’s Court, bringing together clients, suppliers and partners while highlighting its long term growth plans and ambitions to expand lending in the coming years. Local suppliers supported the event, which featured music and themed catering reflecting the construction sector and the company’s focus on strong foundations. Further celebrations are planned later this month.