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NHS Dorset has been awarded funding to lead an innovative new programme that will improve access to obesity support for people across Dorset.
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NHS Dorset awarded funding to lead innovative obesity care programme

The Lord Lieutenant of Dorset, Michael Dooley, pictured with sixth form student Fred who played the bagpipes at the event The Lord Lieutenant of Dorset, Michael Dooley, pictured with sixth form student Fred who played the bagpipes at the event
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Heritage and Harmony event brings traditional crafts into spotlight

The Students' Union at Bournemouth University (SUBU) is encouraging students to donate unwanted belongings at the beginning of the academic year through its Big Give campaign, helping support local charities including Monkey World. The Students' Union at Bournemouth University (SUBU) is encouraging students to donate unwanted belongings at the beginning of the academic year through its Big Give campaign, helping support local charities including Monkey World.
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Primates at Monkey World find comfort thanks to university students' donations

Members visiting the Valley of Stones in June 2025. Archaeologist Dr. Hayley Roberts  explained the geology and archaeology of the site. Members visiting the Valley of Stones in June 2025. Archaeologist Dr. Hayley Roberts  explained the geology and archaeology of the site.
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Dorchester aqueduct that served Roman baths to be discussed in public talk

Toby Gutteridge Toby Gutteridge
Bournemouth University
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'Inspiring' former Royal Marine awarded honorary degree for 'strength, resilience'

A new study confirms red squirrels are resilient to climate change in Europe but underlines need to conserve their habitat. A new study confirms red squirrels are resilient to climate change in Europe but underlines need to conserve their habitat.
Bournemouth University
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Study finds red squirrels resilient to climate change but still at risk

Researchers developing AI technology to track baby barn owls in Dorset. Researchers developing AI technology to track baby barn owls in Dorset.
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Student’s amazing work to protect iconic birds

Bournemouth University ranked 8th in the UK for sustainability. Bournemouth University ranked 8th in the UK for sustainability.
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Bournemouth University among top 10 in UK for sustainability

Carp in recreational fisheries show high resilience to stress of capture. Carp in recreational fisheries show high resilience to stress of capture.
Bournemouth University
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University study finds carp can hold important clues about long-term stress

Carolyn Wilson from Bournemouth University has been awarded a Meritorious Service Medal for her service in the Royal Navy.  Carolyn Wilson from Bournemouth University has been awarded a Meritorious Service Medal for her service in the Royal Navy. 
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University staff member honoured for service in conflict zones around the world

Study reveals how woolly mammoths and Arctic species adapted to the ice age Study reveals how woolly mammoths and Arctic species adapted to the ice age
Bournemouth University
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Study reveals how woolly mammoths adapted to survive ice age

Two 1st-century AD skeletons excavated by Mortimer Wheeler in the 1930s show bladed weapon injuries, with one having a spearhead lodged in the spine, previously misidentified as a Roman ballista bolt Two 1st-century AD skeletons excavated by Mortimer Wheeler in the 1930s show bladed weapon injuries, with one having a spearhead lodged in the spine, previously misidentified as a Roman ballista bolt
Bournemouth University
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Amazing finds at ancient Dorset ‘war cemetery’

Digital reconstruction of one of the largest fragments from the base of the statue, showing a priestly figure with painted robes on the right, and the original piece on the left. Digital reconstruction of one of the largest fragments from the base of the statue, showing a priestly figure with painted robes on the right, and the original piece on the left.
Bournemouth University
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Ancient Dorset statue destroyed during Reformation digitally reconstructed

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