Archive - Saturday, 20 July 2019

MARK JAMES
MARK JAMES 20.7.1975 - 26.3.2000 Forever in our thoughts on your 44th birthday. Love Mum, Dad, brother Kevin, Mick, Doreen, Emerson and friends xxx
Malcolm Alan Butler
BUTLER Malcolm Alan 70 Malcolm of Green Park, Bournemouth BH1 3HR, sadly passed away on 13th March 2019. He was originally from Mansfield, Notts. Born on 13th June 1948 and moved to Bournemouth to enjoy retirement. He was a loving father to Sarah, AJ,…
Tony Ockwell
OCKWELL Tony Another year slips quickly by but precious memories of you stay locked in our hearts. You are loved and missed so much. God Bless. Love Mum, Terri, Courtney, Mat and family X X X X
ANNE COOPER
COOPER Anne 22.7.2018 One year has passed. The love and memories never fade. Love Ron, Richard, David and family
PATRICIA READING
READING Patricia May Sadly passed away peacefully at the Macmillan Unit, Christchurch on Thursday 11th July 2019, aged 84 years. Now reunited with her beloved husband Derek. A loving Mother, Grandmother and Great-Grandmother of Neil, Julie and David and…
BRUCE BUNTON
BUNTON Bruce Passed away Thursday 26th June, aged 72. A loving father, grandfather and friend who will be missed by all. Funeral Service at Bournemouth Crematorium on Thursday 27th July at 11.30am. No flowers please. Donations to Macmillan Unit…
HEATHER RIDOUT
RIDOUT Heather Joyce 4th July 1920 5th July 2019 Aged 99 A loved Wife of her late Husband Frank, a dear Mum to David, Geraldine and the late Stephen and Marion, a much missed Motherto Carol, Stuart and Ken. Dearest sister to Drina and late brother Ken.…
ALISON FRY
FRY Alison (also known as Alison Brown) Passed away peacefully after a bravely fought illness on 15th July 2019, aged 53 years. Loving wife to Alex. Beloved mother of Kerry and Vicky and mother in law to Nick. Wonderful nan of Lewis, Chloe and Jake. She…
MATTHEW DUNNINGHAM
DUNNINGHAM Matthew John Campin 1971 - 2004 You left us 15 years ago 21st July. Forever in our hearts. Dad and family
Beales steps up security measures after increasing problems with drugs-related thefts
THE boss of Beales has called for police to launch a summer crackdown on the hard core of shoplifters who he says are blighting Bournemouth’s stores.
'This is the worst infestation we’ve had': Residents living near children's centre suffer rat problem
RATS have been infesting the homes of residents living near a Boscombe children’s centre.
Man who tried to burgle church after Easter Sunday service is jailed
A MAN who tried to burgle a church after an Easter Sunday service has been jailed.
Poole nature reserve 'once rich with wildlife' suffers third fire in a month
A POOLE nature reserve “once rich” with wildlife has suffered its third fire in the space of a month.
CCTV released after burglary at home in Christchurch
POLICE need help identifying a man in a CCTV image after a burglary in Christchurch.
Man who died at Pokesdown Railway Station is named
A MAN whose body was found on the tracks in Pokesdown Station died of multiple injuries after being struck by a train, an inquest has heard.
Lymington Carnival to include deputy carnival queen from 1946
THE organisers of Lymington Carnival are looking forward to sharing an important message on the environment while taking a trip down memory lane to 1946.
PICTURES: Can you offer a home to any of these pets?
DORSET-BASED animal rescue centre Margaret Green is hoping to find homes for animals in its care this week.
Meet the eight-year-old football fan who has written a song for Cherries
A TALENTED youngster scored a hit when his football chant was picked as the winner of a song-writing competition. Children were invited to write the lyrics for an inspiring Song for the Terraces to spur on AFC Bournemouth during the season.
Six pictures of Southbourne shops from the 1970s
Do you remember any of these shops from Southbourne High Street from the 1970s?
Green-fingered school pupils rewarded at Bournemouth In Bloom awards
SCHOOLS from across Bournemouth, Poole and Christchurch attended the recent Bournemouth in Bloom School awards.
In the Dock: Woman who used stolen card to buy a McDonald's (and six other defendants)
BOURNEMOUTH
Picture of the Day: Ap-pier-ing through the gloom
Under Boscombe Pier by Echo Camera Club member Laura Aubrey
Letter to the editor: Footballers and skateboarders are not the problem
ELDERLY people are constantly complaining about youngsters playing football or riding skateboards in The Square but in spite of being in my late 70s and not exactly fleet of foot, I never have a problem avoiding their balls and boards and find them…
Chef Mark Hix explains why Food Rocks is more than just a food festival
A FESTIVAL that celebrates the fantastic produce on offer in the south west and raises money for worthy causes returns in September. Chef Mark Hix and RNLI crew member Seb Cope tell us what to expect...
Four ways to make your plant pots greener and reduce plastic
Stem the tide of gardening plastic by replacing your plastic pots and seed trays with eco-friendly alternatives.

19th July 2019

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Beales steps up security measures after increasing problems with drugs-related thefts

'This is the worst infestation we’ve had': Residents living near children's centre suffer rat problem

Man who tried to burgle church after Easter Sunday service is jailed

Poole nature reserve 'once rich with wildlife' suffers third fire in a month

CCTV released after burglary at home in Christchurch

Man who died at Pokesdown Railway Station is named

Lymington Carnival to include deputy carnival queen from 1946

PICTURES: Can you offer a home to any of these pets?

Meet the eight-year-old football fan who has written a song for Cherries

Six pictures of Southbourne shops from the 1970s

Green-fingered school pupils rewarded at Bournemouth In Bloom awards

In the Dock: Woman who used stolen card to buy a McDonald's (and six other defendants)

Picture of the Day: Ap-pier-ing through the gloom

Letter to the editor: Footballers and skateboarders are not the problem

Chef Mark Hix explains why Food Rocks is more than just a food festival

Four ways to make your plant pots greener and reduce plastic