ANNOYED Poole Town boss Tom Killick was left with mixed emotions after his nine-man team produced an astonishing comeback to secure another memorable Tatnam draw. Dolphins trailed 2-0 at half-time to goals from Luke Baker and Chris Hall, a penalty, and
EVERYTHING’S sloppy,” barked captain Paul Roast, 35 minutes into this damp squib. He wasn’t wrong. Unbeaten, yet without a victory in their opening two outings, Wimborne Town had not made an ideal start to their latest fixture. Trailing to a 13th-minute
CRAIG de Weymarn – a key man behind Bournemouth’s success – is hoping the title-winning team remains intact to build on the club’s first championship since 1996. The Chapel Gate outfit were crowned Southern League winners for the third time following
BASHLEY claimed their first point of the season on Saturday – but suffered a double injury blow in the process. The New Forest outfit looked set to open their account with a victory when star striker Mark Gamble converted Joe |Maxwell’s pass to put them
New Milton’s Southern League Division Two woes continued with a six-run defeat against Hartley Wintney. Title candidates for much of the season, their challenge has faded dramatically in recent weeks and they failed to halt the slump when falling
SCRUM caps at the ready – a rugby machine is going to be pushed through the streets of Wimborne to celebrate a brave little girl’s fight against leukaemia and to help other childhood cancer sufferers. A fortnight short of her third birthday, Lilly Llewellyn
DORSET’S largest voluntary conservation organisation has warned that the county’s unique wildlife is under threat from government cuts. Dorset Wildlife Trust is urging the government to put long-term environmental security ahead of short-term
CONCERNS about mixing business with pleasure led to Christchurch councillors refusing plans for community use of a housing association depot on Somerford housing estate. Currently Sovereign Twynham Housing Association uses the former United
So we know it rained - but we know plenty of you loved the festival this year. Let us know why and you could win a copy of Dorset: A Photographic Journey. The 176-page full-colour hardback contains hundreds of superb photographs taken by Echo
It was a truncated finale to the Air Festival, with no Red Arrows, Vulcan or Typhoon - but the Miss Demeanour Hunter Jet made it before the weather closed in. AT 4pm the Red Bull Matadors put on a full display, raising hopes for a late but
Here's what we HOPE will still be taking place today. Keep checking as we bring you the latest news about the weather and what's flying. Latest news: NO RED ARROWS. Sunday, August 22 Miss Demeanour Hunter Jet RNAF F-16 Fighting
THE MET Office has issued a severe weather warning for this evening. Forecasters warn there is a high risk of severe weather over Bournemouth during Sunday night and Monday morning. The warning, which covers Dorset and Hampshire, says
Flying display director Ian Sheeley says pilots and organisers were as disappointed as the thousands of spectators by the cancellation of yesterday's displays. But he said safety requirements had made it impossible to fly. A cloud base
The Red Arrows may have been grounded by the weather on Saturday, but it meant more time to meet their legions of fans and support good causes. For the second year, the team dropped into a fundraising event organised by the John Thornton Young
What do points make? A great data mining tool that allows retailers to better focus their marketing on us! Ok, it’s not as sexy as Brucie’s answer, but it’s true. Yet play loyalty points schemes correctly and you can make them pay – and right
HIGH up in the Swiss Alps, the resort of Flims is the perfect spot for a break combining action and tranquillity. Comprising three villages – Flims, Laax and Falera – it’s a place where millennia-old mountains and modern action sports merge. Often overlooked
MUCH as she loves the part of Peter Pan there was never any doubt in Debra Stephenson’s mind that she wanted to grow up. An only child, she fell in love with music listening to the LPs of Cilla Black, Sandie Shaw, Cleo Laine, Patsy Cline and Shirley
