YOU may have thought that England had just three sporting successes to celebrate on Saturday, but you would have been wrong. That would be overlooking Steve Riley's Bashley, who struck another blow for the country by defeating foreign opposition - in
LEIGH Phillips said the result was all that mattered as goals from Ollie Cherrett and Gareth Barnes ensured Poppies a safe passage into the next stage of the FA Vase. Cherrett, who also missed a penalty, put Poppies in front before Barnes struck his
CHRISTER Warren couldn't praise his players enough after they did everything he asked against much-fancied AFC Totton - except score. Warren thought his side "absolutely battered" the opposition in Saturday's game, only for Totton to steal the points
CHRISTER Warren couldn't praise his players enough after they did everything he asked against much-fancied AFC Totton - except score. Warren thought his side "absolutely battered" the opposition in Saturday's game, only for Totton to steal the points
WOULD you Adam and Eve it, me old China! Until striker Adam Boyd popped up to net the winner 19 minutes from time, this action-packed East End shootout looked destined to end in stalemate. Goalkeepers Stuart Nelson and Asmir Begovic had both done their
TOM Killick thinks a few sides might slip up at Hayling United after his Poole Town players were made to scrap for three points on Saturday. The league leaders pulled clear of their nearest rivals Cowes Sports and Romsey Town, both of whom failed to
CHRISTCHURCH boss Graham Kemp was pleased with his side's character after they twice battled back to earn an FA Vase replay against Cove. The Wessex League outfit left themselves with a mountain to climb after going into the interval 2-0 adrift. Having
RINGWOOD Town were knocked out of the FA Vase after what assistant boss Mark Reeves described as a "pretty dull affair". Dave Sajic fired the hosts into an early lead, only for Calne to level before half time and then going on to complete the victory
DESPITE holding high-flying Cowes Sports to a goalless draw, Trevor Parker was disappointed his New Milton Town side did not pick up maximum points. Going into the game without a Premier Division victory, Parker admitted he would have taken a draw before
HAMWORTHY United manager Phil Simkin thought his depleted side "battered" Horndean before losing the game 2-1. Hammers fell behind to a cracking 25-yard volley but youngster Greg Horlock struck at a corner to equalise. Simkin said his side were well
VERWOOD Town had Dan Goodall and Dan Fawcett to thank as they continued their charge up the Division One table. Goodall struck the game's only goal at Stockbridge to send Adie Arnold's men up to fifth position. But it was at the other end where most
ALMOST 40 per cent of Dorset's countryside is now blighted by roads, urban areas or other major infrastructure, a report claims. The Campaign to Protect Rural England says increased development is having a devastating effect on huge swathes of previously
Pubs and clubs should help pay for policing Bournemouth's streets in a bid to curb antisocial behaviour, according to a local MP. After spending Friday night on patrol with police officers, Tobias Ellwood said: "Around 20 officers are needed just to
A popular Bournemouth businessman, who made a final wish list' of all the things he wanted to do after being told he had just weeks to live, has lost his battle for life. Keith Turner held his own wake,' visited Christchurch market for a bacon sandwich
PETER Pan, the Flintstones and crazy campers capering around were among the sights at this year's Blandford Carnival. The carnival enjoyed bigger support than ever before with around ten floats, numerous walking entries, three majorette troops and four
IT WAS once called the must-have fashion accessory of the year by one of the publishing industry's top style magazines for men. The cravat? The Bay City Rollers tartan trousers perhaps? Or even the tank top. No, I'm afraid it's far worse than that
Plans to add a smoking shelter to a Ringwood pub may be stubbed out by district council planning chiefs, despite getting the thumbs up from the town council. Finn McCouls has applied to build an outdoor shelter for smokers on the back of its grade II
AN adventurous spirit and a heart of gold - that's how a former Highcliffe school pupil will be remembered following his tragic death in New Zealand. Cameron Gellatly, known to his friends and family as Cam,' was just 32 when his car crashed in Geraldine
NEARLY half of Britons regularly save, with one in five people who set money aside claiming they are saveaholics, research from National Savings and Investments (NS&I) has revealed. About 48 per cent of people regularly saved money during the three months
DRIVERS taking detours to avoid roadworks at the Stour Road-Barrack Road crossroads in Christchurch have been blamed for rising congestion in other parts of the town. Coinciding with the return of the school runs, preliminary works began last Monday
HORSE riders in Hurn will be lobbying parish bosses when they meet on Monday, calling for safer riding on Avon Causeway, claiming it's only a matter of time before a rider or animal is killed by a speeding motorist. The group of 12 riders, who stable
A 26-year-old North Dorset man is fighting for his life after a car crashed into a wall in Gillingham in the early hours of Saturday morning. The vehicle was being driven by a 17-year-old local youth who has been arrested on suspicion of serious road
