What’s on FAMILY MOVIE MORNINGS


Saturday 8th February & Saturday 21st March St Nicholas Church, Corfe Mullen. Box offi ce opens at 9.45am, for PG fi lm at 10am. Refreshments available. Free event, but we welcome a donation towards costs. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Contact the parish offi ce for more details 01202 602948.


BROADSTONE MUSIC SERIES CONCERTS Sunday 9th February, 5-6pm St John’s Church, Broadstone. The Music Series presents “Basically Bach Project” concert Brandenburg 2 & 5. Broadstone Youth Sinfonia. Free Entry


Sunday 1st March, 4-5.30pm St John’s Church Hall, Broadstone. The Music Series presents annual popular Coffee Concert. £11. Tea, coffee, fresh cake included. Talented young local music stars perform solos and popular Chamber Music. Booking in advance essential: www. broadstonemusicseries.info or call 01202 695773.


OPTIC NERVE: PAINTINGS BY PAM MARSHALL, JANE COLLINS & SALLY HOLLAND 13-23 March, 10am-4pm Three contrasting artists come together for this exhibition. Pam Marshall is fascinated by atmosphere and landscape; Jane Collins’ work is intuitive and subjective; & Sally Holland’s paintings are semi- abstract. Admission free, small parking charge, full disabled access. The Gallery Upstairs (above the tearooms), Upton Country Park, Poole Rd, Poole BH17 7BJ. www.thegalleryupstairs.org.uk. www.sallyholland.co.uk www.facebook.com/Jane- Collins-Artist


CHARITY NEARLY NEW SALE Saturday 14 March, 2-3.30pm


Corfe Mullen Health Walk


Every Tuesday morning, the Corfe Mullen Health Walk starts at 10.15am at the BH Live Active Leisure Centre. The walk is led


by trained volunteers who will lead the way for approximately one hour’s leisurely walk.


There is no need to book, please just turn up and enjoy. To fi nd out more, contact the Health and Activity Team, based at Moors Valley Country Park, on 01425 480811 or email activate@christchurchandeastdorset.gov.uk.


Corfe Mullen Win on Waste Corfe Mullen Library, Sat 12 Feb, 10.30am-12noon Help good causes by recycling: Pringle tubes; milk bottle tops; used toothbrushes (inc battery/electric heads), toothpaste tubes & packaging; crisp/snack packets (not popcorn/pretzels); baby food pouches (eg. Ella); aluminium foil - any clean foil; ring pulls from drinks cans; beauty items - moisturiser, toner, cleanser, roll-on deodorants, facial wipe packets; dried-up/broken pens, ballpoint pens, bingo pens, permanent markers, felt tips, highlighters, board markers, mechanical pencils, empty Tippex bottles; Tassimo coffee discs & packaging; Kenco coffee jar lids & refi ll packs; L’OR pods; biscuit & cake wrappers; stamps; cleaning product items-trigger heads, pumps, disinfectant wipe packets, personal wipe packets like Andrex and tops from cleaning fl uids like washing up.


contact@ideas2action.org.uk • 07771 705662


Corfe Mullen Community Litter Pick Saturday 8 February, 9.50-11am


Jane Collins


Meeting in Rushcombe First School car park. Equipment provided, but do bring your own hi-vis jacket and gloves if you have them. Sturdy footwear advised.


FREE DRINK & CAKE at St Nicholas Church afterwards for those who volunteer. All welcome.


We will continue in light showers, but will cancel if the weather is particularly adverse.


Scurvy Seadogs Sally Holland


Broadstone Methodist Church, Lower Blandford Road, Broadstone BH18 8DP. Clothes (from maternity to 12 years), toys, books, linen, equipment, furniture, etc. Entrance £1 per adult. ALL PROCEEDS are donated to the SPRING charity at Poole Hospital (supporting families through baby loss). Come and grab some bargains! To donate or register to sell, contact cliffandjanetsibley@hotmail.co.uk / 01202 699420.


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and principals required for premiere musical production of Mutiny on the Bounty this summer.


Rehearsals Tuesday evenings. Interested?


Call: 01202 732734 To advertise, please contact 01202 657317 or email info@broadstonelink.co.uk


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