JIMMY Quinn's reign as Cherries manager started with a hard-fought 1-1 draw against Notts County in an entertaining affair at Meadow Lane today. Quinn would have been delighted to see Cherries come from behind to salvage a share of the spoils, with both
POOLE Town admit there may be slight changes to their proposed £1 million development plans for Branksome Rec. The non-league club is urgently preparing its response to the council consultation on the scheme, which crystallised some of the major concerns
LESS than three months ago this building was little more than peeling paintwork, smashed windows and grubby carpets. Now, however, it has undergone an impressive transformation and is well on the way to becoming a vital lifeline for head and neck cancer
THE UK Independence Party's Bournemouth conference kicked off yesterday with a controversial call to legalise all drugs. The provocative statement was made by guest speaker James Whale and left many party delegates "stunned and appalled". Party representatives
CHERRIES football operations director Ted Sutton has highlighted the importance of the club's football in the community set-up. Sutton heaped praise on the man who oversees the busy section, Steve Cuss, and emphasised the quality of the work being done
JIMMY Quinn believes he will have a "great relationship" with Ted Sutton after giving the director of football role a resounding thumbs-up. Cherries' new manager spoke yesterday about the much-debated position, which has again hit the headlines for all
A MUM of two has been jailed after magistrates heard that her children had persistently missed school for six years. Bournemouth magistrates made the decision to jail the 38-year-old Poole mum for eight weeks after hearing that all other avenues had
PARENTS who fail to send their children to school are in the minority and school attendance is actually slowly rising year on year, Dorset experts have said. They spoke to the Daily Echo after a Poole mum was jailed for eight weeks after magistrates
A LATE lapse cost Lee James a place in the final two rounds of the Omega European Masters in Switzerland this weekend. The Parkstone-based player missed the level-par qualifying mark by just one stroke after a second-round 73 yesterday. James, who began
A POPULAR bodyguard, who toured with some of the biggest names in music, has died, aged 55. Bev Bush, who spent much of his life in Bournemouth, was killed in a road accident while riding his motorbike near Alicante last Saturday. The father-of-three
BIG-hitter Darren Cowley insists he has no regrets about leaving Bournemouth and missing out on tomorrow's trip to the Rose Bowl. The left-handed batsman, whose explosive style lends itself perfectly to the shortest form of the game, now plays for Suttoners
