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December 2020                       December 2020

 My son Ben and I, and our brilliant team, worked very hard for 5 weeks to keep   November. Please phone ahead before visiting or check here for opening times.
 everyone  happy  and  to  assist  them  with  information  of  our  local  places  to  visit,
 attractions  that  were  open,  local  pubs  and  restaurants  to  dine  out  at,  local   Shopper’s parking permit holders in the former  West  Dorset District Council area
 takeaways and shops – all bringing vital income into our community.   currently  get  2  hours’  parking  per day  (or  3  hours if  a  disabled  badge  is  also
       displayed), 7 days a week.  At extra cost to the purchaser, the permit can be used
 We did not do this to make loads of money, in fact it had a massive impact on our   in a second vehicle but not on the same day. The consultation asks if shoppers
 time  when  we  are  already  very  busy  running  our  agricultural  and  liquid  waste   would like the permit to allow them to park for more than 2 hours. If a decision is
 business. We are very fortunate to have lots of wonderful countryside, so wanted   made to stop the scheme, the western Dorset permits will remain valid until their
 to  do  something  for  others,  and  to  put  a  smile  on  faces  in  what  has  been  an   expiry date.
 extremely difficult year for everyone.  I believe that we have achieve this given all
 the extremely positive reviews, emails and messages that we have received from   PLEASE NOTE: Only feedback provided via the online form will be included within
 genuinely happy people – the pop-up campsite was an overwhelming success!    the consultation. If you want to have your say, please fill out the form – thank you.

 The money has been raised for the Dorset Cancer Centre and The Lung Club, and
 will be used towards the purchase of radiotherapy EagleBoards following recent   Children and Young people
 government commissioning for the hospital to deliver stereotactic ablative body
 radiotherapy treatment (SABR) to help treat lung cancer.   We are delighted to confirm  that the Children, Young People and Families Plan
       2020-23 was adopted by Dorset Council at the Full Council meeting held virtually
 EagleBoards support patients to stay in one position. They increase comfort and   recently;  there  was  strong  support  for  this  from  Elected  Members.    The  full  plan,
 significantly improve the way staff can position patients during treatment. It also   Easy Read version and on-line accessible plan can be accessed following this link
 improves the accuracy of treatment delivery.   https://www.dorsetcouncil.gov.uk/children-families/childrens-plan/childrens-
       plan.aspx
 “We  are  extremely  grateful  for  the  effort  Philip  has  put  in  to  raise  this  money  in
 memory  of  his  wife  who  was  a  very  dear  patient  of  ours.  The  money  will  go   This  is  a  partnership  of  a  wide  range  of  bodies  including  the  Police,  both  local
 towards  specialist  equipment  for  SABR.  Currently  patients  have  to  travel  to   authorities,  the  Youth  Offending  service  and  children’s  and  charitable
 Southampton, so by having the equipment in Poole it will save them vital time.”   organisations  across  Dorset  which  has  been  brought  together  to  ensure  these
       various  organisations  work  together  for  the  benefit  of  our  young  people.  I  am
       delighted and honoured to have been asked to chair this Committee on behalf of
 L-R:  David  Frost,  head  of   all the partners.
 therapy  radiography;  Dr
 Michael  Bayne,  consultant  in
 oncology;  Ben  Trim,  Philip’s   Surgery
 son;  Philip  Trim;  Ally  Brooks,
 clinical nurse specialist; Hayley   We are not holding face to face meetings now. However, we would be delighted
 Harris,  community  fundraiser
 for Poole Hospital Charity   to ring and talk to you. Please ring or email us with the subject matter so that we
       can  prepare  ourselves.  Peter’s  email  address  is  peterwharf@hotmail.com
       telephone  07986  600799  and  Laura’s  is  cllrlaura.miller@dorsetcouncil.gov.uk
       telephone 07814 569563.

 “The charity and the hospital are extremely thankful for the amount raised for our   Peter Wharf & Laura Miller, Dorset Councillors for West Purbeck
 Dorset  Cancer  Centre in  memory  of  Jane.  It  was  an  absolute  pleasure  to  meet
 with  Phil  and  son  Ben  and  we  look  forward  to  supporting  them  again  with  their
 future  fundraising.”    -  Hayley  Harris,  community  fundraiser  for  Poole  Hospital
 Charity

 To get in touch with Poole Hospital Charity please contact us either by email or
 telephone 0300 019 8449. Thank you.


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