I know Adam Jenson is more machine than man here (like a less Sithy Vader, really) but he does look like an advertisement for Just for Men. That's some unnaturally dark hair right there, Adam. And he hasn't lightened up any since we last had
Rail passengers are facing disruption due to a fire near London Waterloo. Train services running to and from this station may be cancelled, delayed by up to 45 mins or revised. Disruption is expected until 9pm tonight. All lines were
Investigations are taking place in to the sources of a diarrhoea bug after six cases were confirmed in Dorset since the start of June, with hundreds reported across the region. Cases of the cryptosporidiosis bug (crypto) have sprung up in recent
HUNDREDS of people enjoyed a taste of Indian food, dance and culture in Poole on Saturday. The first ever Dorset Indian Mela, which was held all day in Poole Park, featured a host of stalls, a bouncy castle, live entertainment and music. Money
EARLY morning dog walking along Branksome Dene Beach. This picture was taken by Jason Dixon. Do you have a photo to share with us? email photos@bournemouthecho.co.uk
A MAN has suffered serious eye injuries after having a liquid thrown in his face at a Bournemouth park. A 46-year-old Bournemouth man was near the skate park at Kings Park around 8pm on Friday, when he had an unknown liquid thrown in his face.
A MAN has been taken to hospital after suffering a head injury following an assault in Winton. Police were called to Stanfield Road around 3.30am this morning after reports of an assault. Officers and paramedics from South Western ambulance
FOR brave Hannah Welch, every breath is a struggle. The 10-year-old suffers from Idiopathic Arterial Pulmonary Hypertension (PH) - a rare condition with no cure and her future is uncertain. It causes a build-up of blood pressure between the
Every one of Vodafone’s 20 million UK mobile customers needs to spend five minutes reading this. There’s a chance you have overpaid by hundreds of pounds, and at the extreme may even have had your credit score hurt. As this email I got from
EU cash worth millions of pounds to the New Forest has been guaranteed by the Government until at least 2020. The referendum result had thrown into doubt as much as £3.8 million of allocated funding for environmental schemes in the area — including
A FIVE-YEAR-OLD boy who went missing from Knoll Beach in Studland was found two miles away. The Swanage Coastguard Rescue Team was called out Tuesday evening to assist police in the search for the child. The youngster was found an hour after
I AM writing in response to the letter from Robert Dalziel regarding toilets on Bournemouth Promenade (Daily Echo, August 25). Mr Dalziel asks about toilet provision on the undercliff in the East Cliff area. These toilets were crushed by the
LIAM JOHN TOSDIVINE aged 28 of Marryat Road, New Milton, admits to phoning person and leaving voicemail at Bournemouth on 1/8/16 which he was prohibited from doing by a restraining order imposed by Bournemouth Magistrates on 22/3/16. Conditionally
STAFF and children at a nursery are celebrating a great first Ofsted review.Muddy Boots Nursery School, based at Hamworthy, was awarded an 'outstanding' rating in all areas after the inspection on July 1.It is the first Ofsted inspection the preschool
PEOPLE are needed to join the small army of volunteers at RSPB’s Arne reserve.A special ‘volunteering mini-fair’ will take place next month to highlight a number of positions on the popular Purbeck nature reserve.Beki Williams - RSPB Dorset visitor operations
A MAN and two women have been rescued from the sea near Bournemouth Pier. Five ambulance crews were called to reports of people in difficulty in the water at around 4.15pm on Saturday. With the assistance of lifeguards they pulled the trio
PART of a building in Bournemouth, which was said to be ‘on the brink of collapse’, has been demolished.The Grade II listed building on Poole Hill had been vacant for several years, but it was inspected by Bournemouth council’s building control officers
VISITORS to Dorset's heaths are being urged to remain vigilant, in a bid to combat possible wildfires.Despite rain forecast for the next few days, the recent hot spell has left huge swathes of heathland tinder dry, say firefighters.Dorset & Wiltshire
IT is a fitting tribute in memory of a popular photography teacher.Pauline Matthews, who taught at Bournemouth University and Brockenhurst College before she lost her battle with cancer, believed the best therapy was spending time in her garden.Now hundreds
HUNDREDS of volunteers are gearing up to pedal for their parish church at this year’s Ride and Stride event.The annual fundraising day, which takes place on Saturday, September 10, invites participants to cycle, walk and even ride a horse to all of Dorset
FOLLOWING their sold-out UK & European tour of Autumn 2014, Level 42 are heading out on a new 20-date UK tour in October with a date in Bournemouth.Level 42 are one of the great success stories of 80s British pop. To date the band and its lead singer
A FAMILY-owned business supplying game in the “most ethical manner” to its customers has launched in Dorset.Wessex Game, has opened a new store at The Oaks Garden Centre just outside Wimborne.The store aims to support the growing popularity of game in
DORSET'S police and crime commissioner has implemented eight key manifesto pledges within his first 100 days of office.Martyn Underhill has introduced a 101 service improvement panel, launched a charity focused on crime prevention, increased the number
MOTORISTS in Poole are being urged to plan extra time for their journeys around Gravel Hill, as the school term starts next month.Gravel Hill has been closed to traffic for several weeks as part of an ongoing engineering project to reinforce the embankment
A PAST student of The Bournemouth and Poole College has achieved culinary success and is now the Group Executive Chef at London’s Duck & Waffle.Daniel Doherty graduated from the Specialised Chef Scholarship, a three-year advanced apprenticeship, in 2003
GILLINGHAM GRANT THOMAS HUXTABLE aged 45 of Coking Farm Fishery, West Stour, Gillingham, was found guilty of making off with the intent to avoid payment of £160.45 for food and beverages at the Quarters Restaurant, Seabourne Road, Bournemouth on
MORE Dorset Police officers could be trained in the use of controversial Tasers. The force is currently reviewing the number of trained officers but stresses no decisions have been made. The review comes as more than a quarter of police forces
