MILKSHAKE is my salvation when getting ready for work in the morning. Bubbly, brightly dressed presenters introducing a string of upbeat kids’ programmes keep the little ones occupied until breakfast time. So a live tour featuring much of the
A FIRE broke out after the occupant of a Wimborne house knocked over some candles while distracted by cooking. Smoke from the blaze severely damaged the semi-detached home and spread to the adjoining house. Dorset Fire and Rescue service received
WHILE the glass half empty brigade are already preparing to drown their sorrows, the glass half full crew still have the champagne on ice. With the countdown to the end of another eventful season now under way, the ups and downs of following Cherries
DAVID Dunn admitted Lions’ lack of resources had played a part as the wheels came off during their Southend shocker. Struggling Bournemouth lost 32-23 and, to make matters worse, did not arrive in Dorset until the early hours after a nightmare
A POOLE woman is urging people to send a smile to orphans in Uganda. Sherry Lumber, a 21-year-old receptionist, was inspired to continue helping the people she met while doing voluntary work in the African country. Sherry worked with CALM Africa
A HAPLESS drunk broke into a caravan in Bournemouth and set a kitchen drawer on fire to keep warm yesterday morning. The incident took place in the car park of the Ensbury Park Hotel off Columbia Road around 6.35am. Caravan owner, Piotr Kalisz
by Abigail Smith SWAPPING the 20,000-capacity O2 arena for the intimate surroundings of 60 Million Postcards on Saturday night, Post War Years proved that their electric whirl of twinkly synths, irresistible beats and stylised harmonies can go
"MICHAEL would be very proud!" was the statement from a fan at the end of the concert and her words summed up the memorable evening perfectly. There were many sceptics who said a Jacksons concert without Michael would not be the same, but Michael's
FIREFIGHTERS extinguished a blaze at Leweston School, near Sherborne. A Dorset Fire and Rescue Service spokesman said they were called to an outbuilding at the school at 4.55am on Sunday and three fire crews battled the fire using two sets of breathing
HEATHLAND was destroyed by arsonists near Wareham. A Dorset Fire and Rescue Service spokesman said they were called out to Stoborough to battle a fire covering two-and-a-half hectares of heathland and small trees which were destroyed at 3.30pm
TWO new 'landmark' hotels in Bournemouth town centre are set to create more than 100 full-time jobs. The founder of the Ted Baker clothing company is a major backer of the Terrace Mount scheme which will involve two Hilton hotels and 60 apartments
