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Cherries player Gary Bowles guilty of attack on ex-partner
AN AFC BOURNEMOUTH footballer who was convicted of attacking his former partner was given a suspended prison sentence when he appeared before a domestic violence court. read more
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Christchurch councillors booed after deciding to demolish Druitt Hall
DISAPPOINTED campaigners booed councillors at Christchurch after a decision was made on the future of their beloved Druitt Hall. read more
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Bournemouth University students to hold charity swap shop event
A FASHIONABLE swap shop event will be held to raise funds for The Wessex Autistic Society on March 3. read more
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NHS chief executive Roger Browning steps down after 20 years
IT has been a long goodbye for one of the longest-serving NHS chief executives, who has stepped down after 20 years. read more
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Bournemouth schools go green with textiles recycling competition
MORE than three tonnes of unwanted textiles have been saved from landfill thanks to eco-minded school pupils. read more
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Charity in memory of John Thornton raises £250,000
A CHARITY set up in memory of fallen Ferndown Royal Marine Lieutenant John Thornton has raised its first £250,000. read more
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Turlin Moor school making satisfactory progress, says Ofsted
A monitoring inspection by Ofsted which found satisfactory progress at a Poole school has been greeted as “extremely positive” by its new head. read more
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Bournemouth pupils design tributes to Red Arrows pilot Jon Egging
CREATIVE school pupils have risen to the challenge of designing a fitting memorial to Red Arrows pilot Jon Egging. read more
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De Vere puts Bournemouth's Royal Bath hotel up for sale
BOURNEMOUTH’S most famous hotel faces an uncertain future after it was put up for sale. read more
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Chris Huhne quits as minister over charge
Chris Huhne has resigned as Energy and Climate Change Secretary after being charged with perverting the course of justice over allegations that he asked his ex-wife to take a speeding penalty for him. read more
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Bumper December for National Trust
The National Trust had a bumper December with more than half-a-million visitors to its properties, a 74 per cent increase on the previous year. read more
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MP will give evidence on Poole Bay wind farm
A COUNCIL panel looking into the potential effects of the Poole Bay wind farm will hear evidence from a Bournemouth MP and an MEP tomorrow. read more
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Artists lend their talents for exhibition in aid of the Cystic Fibrosis Trust
TWO devoted Christchurch teachers are pooling the talents of the local arts community to help raise funds for a cause close to their hearts. read more
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Daily Echo's Mine's a Pint blood donor campaign gaining momentum
AT least 105 more lives will be saved thanks to kind-hearted Echo readers who have signed up to give blood since we launched our Mine’s A Pint campaign last month. read more
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Poole burglar pleads guilty to 13 break-ins
AN unemployed Poole man has been jailed for 33 months after admitting a string of burglaries. read more
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Poole's Twin Sails Bridge set for opening
THE finishing touches are being put to Poole’s Twin Sails Bridge, which is due to open at the end of this month. read more
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Mum's questions over dead baby son's brain shock
A MUM whose son’s brain was retained after he died in 1994 wants to know why the practice is still taking place. read more
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£50m West Central scheme axed for new Bournemouth bus station
A LONG-standing £50m cinema and restaurant scheme is set to be scrapped so the land can be used for a town centre bus station instead. read more
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Ex-teacher from Poole faces indecency charges
A RETIRED teacher from Poole has been accused of indecency offences in Cambodia. read more
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Boy suspended after pupil ‘shot’ at Bournemouth school
AN 11-year-old schoolboy was shot in the back of the head with a plastic pellet gun in a Bournemouth classroom. read more
