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SUSAN STEEL
STEEL Susan Margaret Née Musson Peacefully at The Macmillan Unit, Christchurch on 12th March 2020 aged 65 years. Beloved Wife of Ken, loving Mum to Tim and Jade and a much-loved Grandmother to Taylor. She will be sadly missed by all who knew and loved…
Andrew John Orman
ORMAN Andrew John Passed peacefully away at Forest Holme on 21st March, aged 62. Dearly loved husband of Simone, loving father to Maria, David, Katherine and Joshua. A dear father-in-law to Stuart and Tom and a cherished grandfather to Scarlett, Lily…
DAVID NASH
NASH David John Passed away peacefully on the 21st March 2020 Aged 58 Beloved husband to Ann, Much Loved Father to Mark Sadly missed by all his family and friends Service to be held at Bournemouth Crematorium on Monday 6th April 2020 at 11.30 am Family…
DAVID BROOK
BROOK David Passed away suddenly at home on 24 March 2020 Treasured husband of Judy, father of Mark and the late Lisa, Grandfather (Pops) of Emma, Ellie and Alex. An unforgettable part of our lives, forever loved and missed more than words can say.…
Gordon Cecil Wright
WRIGHT Gordon Cecil Died peacefully on 27th March 2020 aged 86. Beloved husband of the late Brenda, loving father and grandfather. Private funeral service on 7th April at 3pm at North Cemetery, Strouden Avenue. Service of Thanksgiving to be held later…
VERNON ROBERTS
ROBERTS Vernon John Passed away 8th March 2020 aged 76 years. Beloved husband of Stella, adored father of Vanessa and Lorraine. Dear father in law of Howard and Anthony. Dearly loved grandpa of Louis, Charles and Harriet. He will be greatly missed.…
CHRISTINE READ
READ Christine Passed away peacefully on Thursday 19th March 2020, aged 75 years. Now reunited with her beloved husband Hugh. Lovng mother to Justine and Jason, and devoted grandmother to Alex, Anya, Emma and Charlie. She will be sadly missed and fondly…
Hospital merger is delayed due to coronavirus pandemic
THE planned merger of the Royal Bournemouth and Christchurch and Poole hospitals trusts has been delayed to allow them to focus on responding to the coronavirus pandemic.
Premier League suspended indefinitely amid COVID-19 pandemic – while clubs to consult players over wage cuts and deferrals
PREMIER League clubs will ask their players to take 30 per cent wage cuts or deferalls to help with the financial impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
Do you recognise this man? Police release image of man they want to speak to following sexual assault in Christchurch
A MAN forced a woman’s hand down his trousers in an alleyway in Christchurch.
Coronavirus: 684 more people with coronavirus die in the UK, taking total to 3,605
A TOTAL of 3,605 patients across the UK have now died after testing positive for coronavirus.
'We are fighting for our lives': Garden centres face uncertain future
GARDEN centres across Dorset are expected to lose thousands of pounds as seasonal plants grown for the busiest time of year are to be destroyed because of the coronavirus lockdown.
“We have a lost a wonderful, decent, honourable man and a great servant to Christchurch"
HEARTFELT tributes have been paid to Colin Bungey, one of the area’s longest serving and most respected councillors, who has died suddenly.
Police pay tribute to officer who died while self-isolating
TRIBUTES have been paid to the police officer who died at home while self-isolating with symptoms of coronavirus.
Chris Packham loses legal bid to prevent work on ancient woodlands
CHRIS Packham has lost a High Court bid to prevent work on ancient woodlands as part of the HS2 project.
Coronavirus: the latest live updates and news across Dorset
The latest live updates on the coronavirus pandemic across Dorset and the UK
Coronavirus: 154 people test positive for COVID-19 in Dorset
DORSET now has 154 confirmed cases of COVID-19, according to the latest figures from Public Health England.
ITV Virtual Grand National: All you need to know about this year's event
The Grand National may have cancelled for the first time in its 181-year history due to the Coronavirus - but a different event will be held this weekend.
“They’ve lost everything. Photographs, passports, money”
A NEIGHBOUR has described a fire that wrecked a home in North Gorley as “chaos” as twelve fire crews were called to the scene.
Debenhams ‘set to go into administration’
DEBENHAMS is preparing to go into administration, it has been reported.
'We don't have enough gloves and face masks': BCP Council's "urgent" plea for PPE amid "shortage"
SHORTAGES of gloves and face masks for its frontline workers has prompted BCP Council to launch an “urgent” appeal for organisations’ support.
Tent set up in medical centre car park to keep those who may have coronavirus away from other patients
A CORONAVIRUS assessment centre has been set up in the car park of a Bournemouth medical centre.
Man admits assaulting a woman, drink driving and drug driving
MAGISTRATES handed out a suspended prison sentence after a Poole man admitted a string of offences.
Taxis to takeaways: the local businesses you can support during this time
During this difficult time, it’s important to support local businesses.
Morrisons staff to get £1,000 bonus for 'helping to feed the nation'
MORRISONS has recognised the huge effort by its colleagues who are helping to feed the nation during the coronavirus crisis by increasing this year’s annual bonus payout threefold from last year.
Car parks will remain closed despite good weather forecast this weekend
TEMPERATURES are set to hit the mid-teens this weekend according the Met Office, however BCP Council has confirmed that the carparks will not be opening.
Woman died of overdose
A WOMAN who took a lethal drugs and alcohol overdose was confirmed dead at Poole Hospital, a coroner's court has heard.
Don't eat picnics in your cars - stay at home: Warning over gatherings at beaches and beauty spots
A NEW FOREST councillor has urged people to stay away from seafronts and beauty spots to help in the fight against coronavirus.
Marquee company builds hospital reception and drive-through Covid-19 test centre
A MARQUEE company which would normally be gearing up for a busy event season is instead supporting the NHS and core businesses in the coronavirus crisis.
Marks & Spencer staff get 15 per cent bonus for work during coronavirus crisis
Marks & Spencer has announced it is giving frontline staff a 15 per cent bonus as thank you for their work during the coronavirus crisis.
High School Musical and Premier League Years – How David Brooks is beating the boredom of football's shutdown
CHERRIES star David Brooks revealed he had taken to Disney films and Premier League Years in a bid to cure the boredom of football’s lockdown.
Numbers of police officers being spat during the coronavirus outbreak are on the rise
HAMPSHIRE Police Federation has reporting a rise in the number of police officers being spat at during the coronavirus crisis.
'No excuse not to reopen beds at community hospitals during coronavirus pandemic'
CAMPAIGNERS are urging beds at Dorset community hospitals to be brought back into use as part of the fight against the coronavirus.
Disabled people refused benefits in Bournemouth and Poole win almost eight out of 10 appeals
DISABLED people in Bournemouth and Poole who took the Department for Work and Pensions to court after being refused benefits have won more than three-quarters of cases – among the highest rates in Britain.
JP Morgan boss Jamie Dimon back at work after heart surgery
THE boss of Bournemouth’s biggest private sector employer, JP Morgan, is back at work after emergency heart surgery.
WATCH: Firefighters, police and residents Clap For Our Carers
DORSET residents once again took to their doorsteps, gardens and streets to celebrate NHS staff, carers and key workers during the coronavirus pandemic.
Syrian refugee families volunteer to help during Coronavirus outbreak
COUNTY officials say they've received 'heart-warming' messages from Syrian refugee families, who want to help their new communities during the coronavirus outbreak.
Woman's body was found in sea on Christmas Eve
A WOMAN whose body was found at Mudeford Quay on Christmas Eve had been reported missing thirteen days earlier, a hearing has heard.
Tesco adds 120,000 extra click and collect and home delivery slots to cope with demand
Supermarket chain Tesco has added thousands of extra click and collect and home delivery slots to its website to keep up with a surge in demand due to the UK lockdown.
Revealed: New opening hours for Asda, Aldi, Tesco, Sainsbury's, Morrisons and Iceland
Supermarkets are getting back on their feet after the initial pandemonium caused by the coronavirus outbreak.
Netflix, Amazon Prime and Now TV - Every film to be released in April 2020
As the lockdown continues, more than ever we're looking to our televisions to keep us entertained.
Thousands get on the property ladder thanks to help to buy scheme
NEARLY 2,000 people in Bournemouth and Poole have used the Government’s Help to Buy ISA scheme to get on the housing ladder, figures show.
Cherries full-back Stacey wants to give fans 'something to smile about' when football returns
DEFENDER Jack Stacey voiced his desire to give fans “something to smile about” when football eventually returns.
Our performances haven't been where they need to be, admits Cherries striker Wilson
HONEST Callum Wilson urged Cherries to “step up to the plate” when football eventually resumes and added: “Our performances haven't been where they need to be.”
'I'm forcing myself to run' – Star Hall's fitness focus for when LPGA Tour campaign can resume
DORSET star Georgia Hall revealed she had pushed herself by taking up running in a bid to stay fit for when golf can resume.
PICTURED: The lovely messages by care home residents to their loved ones during isolation
A BOURNEMOUTH care home has come up with a solution to restricting the number of visitors to its home, by uploading picture with messages from their clients to their loved ones on social media.
Letter to the editor: The coronavirus crisis has shown us whose work is really important
I VERY much hope when this pandemic subsides, hopefully in the summer as rising temperatures destroy the virus, our value system in our country, and world, is changed for all time. That we irrevocably put the highest value on those who are working so…
ON THIS DAY: Loan star Jones rescues point for Cherries at Ipswich
ON THIS DAY – APRIL 3, 2015
Tiger ready to Roll in virtual Grand National - with major bookmakers donating all profits to NHS
TIGER Roll will have to wait until 2021 to try and make history and join Red Rum as a three-time Grand National winner - but he could still be a virtual hero this weekend.
Picture of the Day: Good luck postcard from Poole
Daily Echo reader Roy Freer sent in this fascinating old postcard wishing good luck from Poole.
Poole charity looking for new recruits after making 50 new care roles
A POOLE based charity are looking for new new support staff after creating 50 new roles to deal with the increasing demand caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
Bishop of Winchester’s first online service is a hit with over 1,500 taking part
ON MARCH 29 more than 1,500 people watched the Bishop of Winchester’s first online service, enabling them to participate in Sunday worship despite church buildings across the country closing due to coronavirus.
Support needed for Marie Curie in the South West during coronavirus
ACROSS the UK, Marie Curie is preparing to care for hundreds of additional dying patients requiring end of life care, to help relieve the unprecedented pressure on the NHS during the coronavirus crisis.

2nd April 2020

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