IF money is supposed to talk, Ryan ‘Rocky’ Allsop has clearly not read the script. “How much was Tubbs? What about Elphick? And MacDonald? Was Ritchie £450,000?” In prepping for his report on the Oldham official website, author Tony Bugby was
BILL Kennedy is in training for not one, not two but three marathons – at the age of 74. The ex-army officer, who also chairs the board of trustees of Age UK in Bournemouth, intends to take part in the Rome marathon tomorrow, as well as the London
A LIMITED number of tickets are still available for the Charlie Austin sportsman’s dinner on Tuesday night. The Burnley hotshot will be the star attraction when he returns to Dorset for the evening. Austin is appearing at the event which will
MATT Ford is determined to mark his 15th season at the Pirates helm by stashing more silverware in the Wimborne Road treasure chest. The Poole promoter, who took charge in 1999, has seen the club win 12 trophies in his 14-year reign. He told
MASTERS of Melody is an apt summation of this programme, sponsored by The Print Room and Westbeach, catering for music composed around the turn of the 20th century. Looming large among works of this time is Rachmaninov’s Piano Concerto No2 in which the
THE hall was alive with The Sound of Music as 70 youngsters took to the stage to sing and dance their way through the popular musical. A two-hour production at the Bournemouth Collegiate Prep School in St Osmund’s Road, Poole delighted its audience
A WOMAN was taken to hospital last night after a blaze in her Bournemouth home. The fire is believed to have started after a candle was left next to combustible materials which then caught alight in the Boscombe Grove Road property. Two crews
THE women’s health unit at the Royal Bournemouth Hospital faces an uncertain future until the planned new Jigsaw building opens next year. Patients receiving gynaecological and breast care treatments requiring them to stay overnight were moved
MANAGER Eddie Howe hailed a “dogged and disciplined” performance as back-to-back victories in the space of five days propelled Cherries into the thick of the promotion race. Brett Pitman followed up his midweek penalty winner at Stevenage by bagging
From fires to road smashes to giant tax rebates, psychic Robert Broadhurst-Browne has predicted it all. Now he wants to come round your home and cook your dinner. Faith Eckersall finds out more After just 10 minutes in Robert’s cosy Winton sitting
