Archive - Wednesday, 16 October 2019

JOAN DUNBAR
DUNBAR Joan Gifted Medium Passed peacefully on Wednesday 2nd October 2019. Beloved wife of Peter, loving Mom to Paul, Louise and Elizabeth, much-loved Grandma and GG to Jozie, Imogen, Frazer, Lilie, Scarlet, Kieran, Declan, Blake and Miley, and a very…
Ronald Leonard Raymond
RAYMOND Ronald Leonard (Gandy) Passed away peacefully at Poole Hospital on Sunday 13th October 2019 Now reunited with his dear wife Doris Loving Father to Jennifer. Father-in-law to Richard. Will be sadly missed by his grandchildren and…
VALERIE MORRIS
MORRIS Valerie 'Val' Val passed away on Wednesday 25th September 2019 aged 78 years. She will be sadly missed by Bernie, Angela, Nigel, Michael, Daren and all of her family and friends. Funeral Service to be held at Poole Crematorium on Friday 25th…
Leaked report names Bournemouth and Poole as 'at risk' from no-deal Brexit
BOURNEMOUTH and Poole are on a leaked list of areas where jobs are said to be most at risk from a no-deal Brexit.
Chicken takeaway given zero food hygiene rating is put "under investigation"
A TAKEAWAY restaurant in Poole is “under investigation” by a public health watchdog who gave it the lowest hygiene rating possible.
Woman pushed into hedge and sexually assaulted as she walked home from nightclub
A WOMAN was pushed into a hedge and sexually assaulted as she walked home from a nightclub.
Man who destroyed rare and protected bat roost forced to pay £7,000 in court
A MAN who destroyed a rare and protected bat roost during refurbishment works at his home has been forced to pay out more than £7,000 in court.
Car ends up in a ditch on the A338 Spur Road
DRIVERS travelling northbound on the A338 Spur Road this morning faced severe delays after a car left the road and ended up in a ditch just before 6.30am.
Dorset firm signs 'landmark' deal for Australian defence industry
A DEFENCE technology company in Dorset has signed a deal described as a landmark for the industry in Australia.
'Dangerous' man carried out spree of offences on a single afternoon while armed with a knife and a stun gun
A DREADLOCKED thug who carried out a spree of violent burglaries in Dorset on a single afternoon while armed with a stun gun, a knuckle duster, a baton and a lock knife has been jailed for 15 years.
Do you know these men? Man targeted by thieves as he collected conkers
POLICE are hunting a group of thieves who targeted a man in his 60s as he collected conkers in Bournemouth town centre.
WATCH: Dorset Search dog posthumously awarded PDSA Order of Merit
A SEARCH and Rescue Dog from Dorset, who completed hundreds of searches during his exemplary ten-year career, has been honoured by the UK’s leading veterinary charity, PDSA.
'In that split second, you have no control': Chef's warning after deer crashes in the New Forest
DRIVERS are being warned to take extra care and look out for deer roaming on the roads in the New Forest this autumn.
Horses and hounds from local hunt 'cause hazard' to road users
CLAIMS that horses and hounds from a local hunt caused a hazard to road users are being investigated by police.
Man who stole £678 worth of items from Boots among 8 people in court
BOURNEMOUTH
VIDEO: Playful seals captured on camera in the Beaulieu River
SOME of the New Forest's cutest residents have been spotted having a splashing good time.
PICTURES: When the Spartans braved the chilly Boscombe sea in 1999
AS most of us raid lofts and cupboards in an attempt t find our cosy and warm winter clothing, one group view October as a good month to strip off and take the plunge into Boscombe sea.
Letter to the editor: Why we must save the Bournemouth Marathon
I AM disappointed to read that the Bournemouth Marathon will not be taking place next year.
Picture of the Day: Do you remember the Continental Cinema?
Taking a look at the Continental Cinema, Winton, pictured here before it was demolished in the late 1980's. Do you remember the cinema that started life out as the Winton Hall, then became the Plaza Cinema, the Continental Cinema and closed in 1989…
Letter to the editor: Why we must save the Bournemouth Marathon
I AM disappointed to read that the Bournemouth Marathon will not be taking place next year.

15th October 2019

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Leaked report names Bournemouth and Poole as 'at risk' from no-deal Brexit

Chicken takeaway given zero food hygiene rating is put "under investigation"

Woman pushed into hedge and sexually assaulted as she walked home from nightclub

Man who destroyed rare and protected bat roost forced to pay £7,000 in court

Car ends up in a ditch on the A338 Spur Road

Dorset firm signs 'landmark' deal for Australian defence industry

'Dangerous' man carried out spree of offences on a single afternoon while armed with a knife and a stun gun

Do you know these men? Man targeted by thieves as he collected conkers

WATCH: Dorset Search dog posthumously awarded PDSA Order of Merit

'In that split second, you have no control': Chef's warning after deer crashes in the New Forest

Horses and hounds from local hunt 'cause hazard' to road users

Man who stole £678 worth of items from Boots among 8 people in court

VIDEO: Playful seals captured on camera in the Beaulieu River

PICTURES: When the Spartans braved the chilly Boscombe sea in 1999

Letter to the editor: Why we must save the Bournemouth Marathon

Picture of the Day: Do you remember the Continental Cinema?

Letter to the editor: Why we must save the Bournemouth Marathon