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Archive - Tuesday, 22 January 2019

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Super Swans cut down Oaks in comfortable triumph
LEAGUE leaders Swanage & Wareham continued their Dorset & Wilts One South dominance with a comprehensive victory over Oakmeadians.
Pirates to take on Somerset in warm-up fixture
PIRATES will warm up for the new SGB Premiership campaign with a challenge meeting at Championship side Somerset.
Croker's half-time hairdryer treatment helps deliver winning response from Bournemouth
BOSS Will Croker watched Bournemouth stage a dramatic second-half comeback – and admitted it had been one of the proudest moments in his coaching career.
'He was above his years in his mindset and how he played the game' - Former coach tips Mepham to be a Premier League star
CHERRIES have completed the signing of Chris Mepham from Brentford – and the man who helped ignite his career believes the defender can go to the next level.
Ford explains decision to leave out Pirates asset Woryna
PIRATES boss Matt Ford admitted he had been gutted not to re-sign Kacper Woryna but insisted: “He will have his time with us again.”
Have you seen missing Sam from Poole?
POLICE are searching for a missing Poole man.
Teenage girl who pleaded to take care of her little sisters will appeal judge's adoption decision
A 17-year-old girl who wants to look after her two little sisters to avoid them being placed for adoption is said to be considering an appeal after losing a family court fight.
Developers who already have the green light to build homes ask to DOUBLE the number of flats in block
DEVELOPERS are seeking permission to almost double the number of flats in a yet-to-be-completed East Cliff building which already has planning permission.
Holdenhurst Road closed following 'serious crash between van and motorbike'
PART of Holdenhurst Road in Bournemouth has been closed following a 'serious' collision reportedly involving a van and a motorbike.
Vengeful holidaymakers vandalise CCTV after BOMO Parking Services' staff lose their car keys
HOLIDAY-MAKERS wrecked CCTV equipment at an airport parking site after operators lost their car keys while they were away.
Calling all swimmers! Swimathon is coming and here’s how you can take part
SWIMMING heroes Mark Foster and Duncan Goodhew are encouraging people in Dorset to make a splash for charity.
Cherries complete Mepham deal and fans are thrilled with the latest bit of January business
CHERRIES have completed a deal for Brentford defender Chris Mepham and supporters of the Vitality Stadium club are delighted to finally have him on the south coast.
'You have to respect his desire to play': Pugh completes loan switch to Hull
MARC Pugh has completed a loan move to Hull City after boss Eddie Howe admitted he had to "respect his desire to play".
Cherries secure Central League Cup final spot with win at Shrewsbury
CHERRIES booked their place in the final of the Central League Cup after a 2-1 win at Shrewsbury.
'A shining star': Family's heartbreak after great-grandmother dies in Branksome crash
THE family of a woman who died after a collision in Branksome last week have paid tribute to their 'shining star'.
When to see the snowdrops at Kingston Lacy
MILLIONS of snowdrops are set to attract hordes of visitors to Kingston Lacy near Wimborne next month.
Man charged after £329 headphones allegedly stolen
A MAN has been charged with theft after headphones were allegedly stolen from a store in Christchurch.
Burglars searching for jewellery carry out untidy search of Wareham home
BURGLARS broke a window before carrying out an untidy search of a Wareham home.
Robber armed with screwdriver raids Ladbrokes in Poole - days after West Moors branch is targeted
A ROBBER armed with a screwdriver threatened staff at a Poole bookmakers yesterday - days after a similar raid in West Moors.
Letter written by Labour MP to Bournemouth judge after son's Bestival drugs conviction is finally made public
A LABOUR MP told a Bournemouth Crown Court judge the jailing of her son for drugs offences would be "like a bereavement", it has been revealed.
Burton's neighbourhood plan to combat proposals for hundreds of homes
PROPOSALS to formulate a special neighbourhood plan for a Christchurch village have overcome their first hurdle.
'Britain's strictest headteacher' gets top Ofsted grade (but some parents have removed their children from his school)
A "VERY STRICT" Poole school with a high number of exclusions has been awarded the highest grade possible in its latest Ofsted inspection.
Drug-driving arrests almost triple in two years
THE number of drug driving arrests made as part of an annual police crackdown have almost tripled in two years, new figures have revealed.
‘No’ to clubhouse plans at New Forest Water Park
PLANS to build a clubhouse with accommodation for a fishing manager at New Forest Water Park near Fordingbridge were refused by councillors.
'Discoloured and difficult to read' Ringwood street sign won't be replaced
FRUSTRATED Ringwood councillors admitted their disappointment after plans to replace a worn-out street sign in the town had been scrapped.
Public meeting called as traders tell of drug-fuelled crime in 'Bournemouth's forgotten district'
COUNCILLORS and police officers are due to attend a public meeting aimed at discussing problems with crime and anti-social behaviour in Springbourne.
Staff at House of Fraser, HMV and Patisserie Valerie wait to hear their fate
THREE national names on Dorset’s high streets have their fates hanging in the balance as the crisis in retail continues.
Teenage boy repeatedly punched in the face outside Blandford pub
A TEENAGE boy was repeatedly punched in the face in an altercation near a Blandford pub.
BSO Resound to tour Dorset next month
FOLLOWING their BBC proms debut, Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra's disabled-led ensemble will tour Dorset next month.
Emergency services to take part in major exercise on runway at Bournemouth Airport tonight
A MAJOR emergency exercise will be carried out on the runway at Bournemouth Airport tonight.
Poole council FINALLY giving social care workers laptops so they can work outside the office
CHILD social care workers in Poole will finally be given laptops after being “increasingly disadvantaged” by not being able to work outside the office.
Donations flood in after lead thieves target “truly special” church
A CAMPAIGN to raise £10,000 following the theft of lead from a “truly special” church near Fordingbridge is already approaching the halfway point.
'Call 999 if you see him': Have you seen wanted man Gavin Collett?
POLICE have appealed for help to trace a man wanted for breaching a restraining order.
Cherries complete signing of Chris Mepham for fee understood to be £12million
CHERRIES have completed the signing of highly-rated defender Chris Mepham.
Car collides with building in Westbourne
THE passenger of a car was taken to hospital as a precaution after a vehicle drove into a building on Queens Road, Westbourne, earlier this evening.
McDonald's is giving away FREE cheeseburgers this week
THE weather is cold, we're still waiting for pay day and all your New Year's resolutions have gone out of the window.
Met Office warning of icy conditions today
THE Met Office is warning of icy conditions across Dorset today.
Letter to the Editor: A siskin at Blashford Lakes
A siskin spotted at Blashford Lakes by Echo Camera Club member Stan Maddams
Letter to the editor: Selling skills are the key to saving shops
OUR large stores claim that times are hard because their sales are down.
In the dock: Drug driver, Sandbanks attacker and railway line trespasser appear before the courts
POOLE
Birdie on golf course (but players hope this one flies away as it's been swiping balls from fairway)
GOLFERS often hope for birdies on the course.
Fish and chip restaurant to open at Poole Quay as Purbeck Pottery announces plans to shut
A FISH and chip restaurant is due to open at Poole Quay in the coming months as a well-known family business closes its doors.
Beggar who has flat in Somerford is finally jailed after repeatedly failing to turn up to court
A BEGGAR who lives in a Somerford flat has been jailed for a series of offences.
Ex Wimborne Town manager charged after 'cameras are found in female changing room'
THE former manager of Wimborne Town FC has been charged with voyeurism and arson charges.
Teen 'who was on pavement' suffers bleed to the brain in Bournemouth town centre 'hit and run'
A TEENAGER is recovering in hospital after a collision which left him with a bleed on the brain.
Patient dies after being restrained by staff at Poole Hospital
A POLICE investigation is under way following the death of a male patient at Poole Hospital after he had been restrained by staff.
John Beesley's private emails to Mike Greene must be handed over in Wessex Fields probe
BOURNEMOUTH council has been ordered to hand over records of conversations related to its controversial Wessex Fields proposals following a ruling by the first-tier tribunal.
One of Bournemouth's biggest employers 'could leave town over no-deal Brexit'
BANKING giant JP Morgan would “think about departing Bournemouth” if Britain left the European Union without a deal, an MP has warned.
Saving lives: the Dorset company among the world leaders in preventing infection
A BUSINESS which helps hospitals and care homes all over the world to avoid dangerous infections has seen exports double to £2million.
KENNETH EDDY
EDDY Kenneth Michael Passed away peacefully on Sunday 13th January. Michael will be sadly missed by his devoted wife Anita and loving family. The funeral service will be held in Bournemouth Crematorium West Chapel on Friday 25th January at 2:45pm.…
JOAN SYDENHAM
SYDENHAM Joan Peacefully at her home on Portland on 5th January 2019 aged 98 years. Beloved widow of Guy, much loved mother of Russel and to Lesley. Funeral Service at Weymouth Crematorium on Thursday 31st January at 11.30am. Donations if wished for…
Roy MARTIN
MARTIN Roy Passed peacefully away suddenly on Monday 7th January, 2019 after a long illness at the age of 89 years. Much loved Husband of Myra. Loving Dad to Paul, Joan, Nigel and Jeanette. Devoted Grandad and Great Grandad. He will be missed so much.…
Barclay Hoare
Barclay Hoare Happy 50th birthday to my soul mate, a wonderful husband and daddy! Enjoy the many celebrations babe. All our love Jo & Max xx
Anne INDUNI
INDUNI Anne Anne Elizabeth Induni, died peacefully in her sleep on January 4th, aged 90. Cremation and service will be held at Poole Crematorium on Friday Jan 25th at 4.00 pm. She is survived by her sons, Bruce and Michael and grandchildren, Alex,…
'It was less money, more pressure, with no guarantees at the end of it being 10 points adrift of safety at the bottom of League Two'
IF you have been anywhere near social media over the past week, you would have no doubt seen the #10YearChallenge.

21st January 2019

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