TWENTY new wayfinding totems have been installed across Poole town centre, in a bid to encourage residents to walk or cycle instead of using their cars. The totems, which provide information about the town and maps maps, direct people to key destinations such as the bus and rail stations, hospital, stadium, ferry port, Dolphin Shopping Centre, leisure centre, high street and Poole Quay. Councillor Mike Greene, BCP Council’s portfolio holder for transport said: “The wayfinding totems are a good example of how we are investing our central government-funded Transforming Cities Fund (TCF) grant to help transform travel in south east Dorset.
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THE German Shepherd puppy stolen from Poole Quay last month has been reunited with its owners. On Friday, April 23, a man bent down and unclipped a German Shepherd puppy from its lead outside Tesco Express on The Quay before running off. Owners lost hope that they would see three-month-old Bear again, however Marie Smith said she was “beside myself” when police turned up with the pooch. “All I can say is the police turned up this morning and said, ‘do you recognise this little fella’ and it was Bear, I couldn’t believe it. “He recognised me, he is fine, has got a bit bigger.
THE German Shepherd puppy stolen from Poole Quay last month has been reunited with its owners. On Friday, April 23, a man bent down and unclipped a German Shepherd puppy from its lead outside Tesco Express on The Quay before running off. Owners lost hope that they would see three-month-old Bear again, however Marie Smith said she was “beside myself” when police turned up with the pooch. “All I can say is the police turned up this morning and said, ‘do you recognise this little fella’ and it was Bear, I couldn’t believe it. “He recognised me, he is fine, has got a bit bigger.