Archive - Thursday, 18 October 2018

Ake tips rising star Brooks to reach the top
DEFENDER Nathan Ake tipped David Brooks to reach the top after hailing his impressive start to the season.
Bournemouth boss Croker would be keen on Renwick return
WILL Croker said he would leave the door open for star Hamish Renwick after he returns from his travels.
New boy Charlie Davis is up for the cup with Poole Town
NEW recruit Charlie Davis admitted the chance to play in the FA Cup first round proper had been a “huge attraction” in re-signing for Poole Town.
'We probably kept Saints in the league' admits Cherries star Steve Cook
STEVE Cook said Cherries would be hoping to “put things right” against rivals Southampton after admitting: “We probably kept them in the league.”
Magpies have momentum says boss Holmes
BOSS Matty Holmes wants his Wimborne Town players to take “momentum” to high-flying Hendon as they go in search of a first away win in Southern League South.
Cherries legend MacDougall to sign copies of his book at Vitality Stadium
CHERRIES legend Ted MacDougall will be at Vitality Stadium on Saturday to sign copies of his book – MacDouGOAL.
FOOTBALL FEATURE: Danny Ings returns to Dean Court
THE man who knows Danny Ings best believes the best is yet to come from his gifted son.
Meet the Girl Boxer with Cerebral Palsy who became an internet sensation for boxing on her knees
A BOURNEMOUTH athlete with cerebral palsy, who is already an internet sensation, is preparing for her next challenge.
A newly built village school wins national award
A VILLAGE school described as a 'first-class facility' for the community has won a national award.
Man comes forward after woman's car stolen during burglary in Bournemouth
A MAN has come forward following a photo appeal issued by police after a burglary in Bournemouth.
This small village has been voted the best in Dorset
PURBECK village Briantspuddle scooped Best Small Village at this year's Dorset Best Village Awards.
"A druggie had mum’s ashes under his arm". Madness star Suggs to share his life story
THERE’S nothing like researching your own life to uncover long-hidden secrets. When Suggs was putting together his first one-man show six years ago, he found out rather more than he might have wanted about his father, Mac. A keen amateur photographer…
Swanage Carnival cups travel across the world
SOUVENIR cups distributed by environmentally-conscious Swanage Carnival organisers have been turning up - for the right reasons - across the world.
Shocking rise in hate crimes against disabled people in Dorset
HATE crimes against disabled people are on the rise in Dorset, according to shocking new police figures obtained by a national disability charity.
Drivers beware...the A338 will be closed for three nights next week
THE A338 will close for three nights next week.
Monkey World director objects to woman's plans for primate enclosures in her garden
THE director of Dorset’s ape rescue centre Monkey World has objected to a woman’s plans to build enclosures in her garden to accommodate her pet primates.
Co-op worker threatened at knifepoint by masked robber just days after similar incident
A SHOPWORKER was threatened at knifepoint during a robbery just days after a similar incident in Poole.
Amnesty: Supermodel Kate Moss backs the #FamiliesTogether campaign
SUPERMODEL Kate Moss has backed a national campaign to celebrate family life using photographs.
Runner who collapsed with 'cardiac arrest' saved by woman who had taken a first aid course days before
A MAN who suffered a possible cardiac arrest just a mile into a half-marathon was saved by his fellow runners - one of whom had taken a first aid course just a week earlier.
Dementia garden opens at Royal Bournemouth Hospital
A DEMENTIA garden has opened to support patients at the Royal Bournemouth Hospital.
Road closure for 26 days is too long claim residents
RESIDENTS have spoken out ahead of a road closure that is due to last almost four weeks.
Events planned for Love Our Colleges campaign
BOURNEMOUTH and Poole College is backing the national Love Our Colleges campaign by hosting a week of activities including joining a march in London.
Council reveals 'long overdue' multi-million pound refurbishment for primary school
COUNCILLORS have welcomed “long overdue” multi-million-pound plans to redevelop a “tired” primary school in Poole.
Ever dreamed of being a firefighter? These events are for you...
ANYONE who has considered becoming an on-call firefighter can attend sessions at stations in North Dorset over the coming fortnight.
15 Hallowe'en events taking place across Dorset and the New Forest
LITTLE monsters can have a ball at a host of Halloween events across Dorset and the New Forest. Here's your guide to what's on.
Dorset children increasingly exposed to 'horrific' animal cruelty online, RSPCA warns
CHILDREN in Dorset are being exposed to “horrific incidents of animal suffering” online, the RSPCA has warned.
Man 'shoved OAP and grabbed her by the throat' in row over cycling on the pavement
A CYCLIST who 'shoved an OAP and grabbed her by the throat' has been given a suspended prison sentence for the attack.
Young entrepreneur caught speeding in Porsche near school told magistrates he'd be "screwed" without car
A YOUNG 'prodigy' caught driving his brand new £70,000 Porsche at almost double the speed limit near a Poole school has been banned from the roads.
REVIEW: Utterly compelling performance from BSO's young conductor
Masters of Melody
Armed robber who targeted two stores is jailed for life
AN ARMED robber who targeted two stores has been jailed for life.
Letter to the Editor: Why do taxpayers get more angry about supporting a child in poverty than a royal baby?
I FIND it amazing that when we get to hear through newspapers, television documentaries or Jeremy Kyle about non-working people having babies for which we taxpayers have to pay for and support, we all get angry and disgusted, but when it comes to a…
Pictured with his brand new Porsche, the young entrepreneur banned from the roads for speeding
A YOUNG entrepreneur posed with his brand new Porsche just two months before speeding at almost double the limit near a Poole school.
Store supervisor who stole National Lottery scratchcards from Costcutters is jailed
A SHOP supervisor who stole National Lottery scratchcards from her employers in order to buy a new car wept as she was jailed last week.
"It's just a drop in the ocean": Concerns over adult social care despite £3m funding boost
ATTEMPTS to tackle winter pressures across Dorset’s hospitals are set to be boosted by an additional £3million for social care services.
In The Dock: 16 people who have appeared in court
In The Dock

Archive - Thursday, 18 October 2018

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Ake tips rising star Brooks to reach the top

Bournemouth boss Croker would be keen on Renwick return

New boy Charlie Davis is up for the cup with Poole Town

'We probably kept Saints in the league' admits Cherries star Steve Cook

Magpies have momentum says boss Holmes

Cherries legend MacDougall to sign copies of his book at Vitality Stadium

FOOTBALL FEATURE: Danny Ings returns to Dean Court

Meet the Girl Boxer with Cerebral Palsy who became an internet sensation for boxing on her knees

A newly built village school wins national award

Man comes forward after woman's car stolen during burglary in Bournemouth

This small village has been voted the best in Dorset

"A druggie had mum’s ashes under his arm". Madness star Suggs to share his life story

Swanage Carnival cups travel across the world

Shocking rise in hate crimes against disabled people in Dorset

Drivers beware...the A338 will be closed for three nights next week

Monkey World director objects to woman's plans for primate enclosures in her garden

Co-op worker threatened at knifepoint by masked robber just days after similar incident

Amnesty: Supermodel Kate Moss backs the #FamiliesTogether campaign

Runner who collapsed with 'cardiac arrest' saved by woman who had taken a first aid course days before

Dementia garden opens at Royal Bournemouth Hospital

Road closure for 26 days is too long claim residents

Events planned for Love Our Colleges campaign

Council reveals 'long overdue' multi-million pound refurbishment for primary school

Ever dreamed of being a firefighter? These events are for you...

15 Hallowe'en events taking place across Dorset and the New Forest

Dorset children increasingly exposed to 'horrific' animal cruelty online, RSPCA warns

Man 'shoved OAP and grabbed her by the throat' in row over cycling on the pavement

Young entrepreneur caught speeding in Porsche near school told magistrates he'd be "screwed" without car

REVIEW: Utterly compelling performance from BSO's young conductor

Armed robber who targeted two stores is jailed for life

Letter to the Editor: Why do taxpayers get more angry about supporting a child in poverty than a royal baby?

Pictured with his brand new Porsche, the young entrepreneur banned from the roads for speeding

Store supervisor who stole National Lottery scratchcards from Costcutters is jailed

"It's just a drop in the ocean": Concerns over adult social care despite £3m funding boost

In The Dock: 16 people who have appeared in court