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Firefighters and police were alerted to campers planning on having a fire and barbecue in a fire risk area.

THE team behind a family-friendly pub have created a space for couples to tie the knot in the heart of Wareham Forest - and one lucky pair has the chance to win a free wedding. The team behind the Silent Woman Inn has launched the Wareham Forest Weddings and Events space in Wareham Forest, adjacent to the pub, which was relaunched in September. Organisers are collaborating with Coastal Tents, a marquee hire service based in Wareham, to provide a wedding and events space with a difference, showcasing two giant tipis made out of solid wooden poles grown in the forests of Sweden and light ...

BANNING disposable barbecues in high fire risk areas in Dorset is set to be discussed by Dorset Council’s cabinet on April 6.

Tree replanting scheme following forest fire branded 'mediocre' by animal conservation charities Forestry England, which is responsible for the site, is rapidly replanting thousands of non-native pine trees 21 February 2021 • 4:55pm A tree planting scheme by Forestry England has been branded as 'mediocre' by animal conservation charities following a fire that destroyed a vast area of woodland. The government agency has been criticised for apparently ignoring the advice of the wildlife organisations with its restoration strategy for Wareham Forest in Dorset after 540 acres of it was destroy...

A NUMBER of wildlife charities have expressed concerns about the decision to replant pine trees in Wareham Forest following the devastating wildfire last year. The RSPB, Dorset Wildlife Trust (DWT), Butterfly Conservation, and the Amphibian & Reptile Conservation charities have jointly called for a "new vision" for the forest, one which focuses on the restoration of large scale heathland. They wanted Forestry England, which manages Wareham Forest, to hold off automatically replanting the area destroyed by the fire, which raged through the area for almost two weeks in May and took the ef...