
In pictures: 50 years of the Hengistbury Head land train
THERE was an outcry half a century ago over what an Evening Echo headline referred to as the “Hengistbury trackless train plan”.
THERE was an outcry half a century ago over what an Evening Echo headline referred to as the “Hengistbury trackless train plan”.
ARMY cadets from Christchurch are set to support members of their community most in need.
A CHRISTCHURCH man who raised more than £40,000 for charity on a 'terrifying and elating' solo sail from Land's End to John O'Groats has received an award.
RESIDENTS have taken matters into their own hands to tackle litter issues and raise awareness of the harm it can cause at coastal areas in Christchurch.
THREE new parish authorities could be set up across Christchurch ahead of the borough's merger with Bournemouth and Poole.
Monday, April 16
Dorset Police’s ‘No Excuse’ team are out in the county tackling inconsiderate and dangerous driving.
Hundreds of homes were without water last night after a burst water main flooded streets in Christchurch.
JUBILEE celebrations have begun for the beloved ‘Noddy train’, which has been ferrying carriages of people between Hengistbury Head and Mudeford Spit for the past 50 years.
CHRIS Read, one of the Southern Premier League's most liked and respected umpires, has passed away after a brave battle against prostate cancer.