Archive - Wednesday, 13 November 2019

KAREN SMITH
SMITH Karen Passed away peacefully, after a short illness, from Motor Neurone Disease in the Royal Bournemouth Hospital on 27 October 2019. Wife of Colin and mother to Nicola and Paul. Much loved by all her family and close friends. Karen worked in a…
BRIAN BISHOP
BISHOP Brian 'Bill' Sadly, passed away on 3rd November 2019, aged 86 years. Loving Father to Nick and the late Amanda, Grandfather to Luke and Emma, Great Grandfather to Isobel. Now reunited to Wife Eileen and Daughter Amanda His funeral service will be…
VIDEO: Police cordon off 'huge' part of Bournemouth Gardens after woman is found hurt early this morning
A 'HUGE' part of Bournemouth Gardens has been taped off by police after a woman was found hurt early this morning.
VIDEO: Are Wallisdown Road's 'dumping ground' verges the most badly littered place in Dorset?
WALLISDOWN Road is one of the busiest major routes in Bournemouth or Poole.
New Creekmoor Service Station set for opening
THE new Creekmoor Service Station, which has been under construction at the gateway to Poole since earlier this year, is finally set to open next week.
Retired GP who died in New Forest crash fell unconscious at the wheel
A RETIRED GP who died in a New Forest crash may have fallen unconscious at the wheel, an inquest heard.
Woman arrested after four-vehicle crash leaves car on its roof
A WOMAN has been arrested on suspicion of driving offences after a four-vehicle crash left a car on its roof at a busy junction.
Pictured: The Ford KA without insurance, tax or an MOT... as well as four 'dangerous' tyres
THE driver of a Ford KA has been rapped after the car was found to have no insurance, no tax, an expired MOT and 'dangerous' tyres.
Developers withdraw scheme to demolish established Poole pub and build flats
CONTENTIOUS plans to demolish a pub in Poole and replace it with dozens of flats have been withdrawn.
Police called to chaos in Wimborne as drivers ignore temporary traffic lights
POLICE have been called in after drivers frustrated by long delays in Wimborne ignored traffic signals, officials say.
Convenience store retains drink license - but with strict conditions
A SOUTHBOURNE convenience store will be allowed to sell alcohol, despite former license breaches at the premises, councillors have decided.
Woman confronted man who took her money from ATM – but he looked at her 'blankly', police say
A WOMAN confronted a man who stole her money from an ATM – but he looked at her "blankly" and continued using the machine, police say.
Wealthy households in Poole use more energy than those on lowest incomes
WEALTHY households in Poole consume an extra 13,800 washing machine cycles’ worth of energy a year compared to those on the lowest incomes, figures reveal.
Do you recognise these men? CCTV appeal after handbag theft
POLICE are hunting thieves who smashed a car window to steal a handbag.
Hotel unveils £1.4m refurbishment
A SPA hotel has revealed the results of a £1.4million refurbishment.
Ofoborh's first professional goal is a stunner
Wycombe Wanderers manager Gareth Ainsworth said there’s "more to come" from Nnamdi Ofoborh after he scored a stunning goal in Wycombe’s 2-1 EFL Trophy win against MK Dons on Tuesday night.
Man, 35, who 'tried to get child to send photo of her underwear' is in the dock
BOURNEMOUTH
Inflatable museum exploring county's history goes on tour
AN INFLATABLE Museum that explores Dorset's rich history and cultural heritage will be visiting rural communities around the county.
Holiday Inn Bournemouth officially opens
BOURNEMOUTH’S new Holiday Inn has been officially opened at a VIP reception.
Rock for a good cause when The Volatile Agents visit the O2 Academy
ONE of the UK’s premier NHS medical bands, The Volatile Agents, are hoping to raise £5,000 for charity at their next show at the O2 Academy in Bournemouth on Friday, January 17 in 2020.
Letter to the editor: Council is treating air cadets as a business
For the past 20 years, Purbeck Council has picked up the occasional bag of waste from2185 Air cadets Wareham and detached flight Swanage for no charge.
Gaia's family ask well-wishers to light candles – two years after her death
THE family of Gaia Sutherland-Pope have called for well-wishers to light a candle for her, two years after her death in Swanage.
Election hustings in Christchurch
THE CHURCHES Of Christchurch have organised a Parliamentary Election Hustings at 7pm on Tuesday November 26, at Twynham School, Sopers Lane.
Picture of the Day: Poole's Regent Theatre in 1977
Remembering the Regent Theatre, Poole, which was opened in 1926 as a theatre.
How many veterans are there in Dorset?
SINCE the 2019 Poppy Appeal launched on October 24, an army of Royal British Legion volunteers have been busy collecting donations across the county.

12th November 2019