BEAUTY is in the eye of the beholder. For Danny Wilson and 1,177 hardy souls from the north, this must have been a sight to rival Beyonce, Jennifer Lopez and Anne Hathaway. But for the majority of spectators packed inside Dean Court, it was
BLIND and partially sighted people in Bournemouth are getting on their bikes, thanks to a generous donation by the Steve Bernard Foundation. Visually impaired people who have never been able to enjoy cycling, or who have not done so for years,
BRETT Pitman told Danny Wilson to look closer to home after the Blades boss had accused him of “feigning injury” in a heated Dean Court clash. Pitman came under fire when Sheffield United manager Wilson claimed the Cherries striker had tried
A RETIRED research scientist says he can prove that the wind turbines planned for the Dorset coast will appear substantially taller than has been shown. Alan Heasman, 68, from Westbourne, has challenged the photomontages used by Navitus Bay Development
AN elderly man in his 80s had a lucky escape after he was stuck in the mud having tried to walk past a landslip at Swanage on Saturday afternoon. By pure chance, two off-duty members of the Swanage Coastguard Rescue team happened to be in the area at
MANAGER Eddie Howe admitted Cherries’ match-winning performers had failed to fire as Sheffield United moved into pole position in the promotion race. Howe said he felt Cherries had lacked their usual attacking spark after watching the Blades claim
AROUND 25,000 households and businesses in part of Poole have been warned that they may start receiving their post later in the day. Royal Mail is writing to every address served by the Alder Hills Delivery Office – parts of the BH12 and BH17 postcode
