Month: January 2012
74 posts
Poole promotes politics to its teenagers
Poole's budding young politicians are due to compete for the votes of their peers in an event to be held tomorrow in order to elect the town's newest MYPs.
Plans to attract European cyclists
Dorset residents are being consulted on improvements to the county's cycle network as part of plans designed to attract european tourists to the region. The scheme is being entirely funded by Europe and it is hoped that the plan will benefit local businesses.
Fox news: death toll rises!
Urban foxes are increasing in numbers around Bournemouth. Marc Perry follows the trail of one such campus character nicknamed "Sly".
Bournemouth 2 – 1 Tranmere
Bournemouth overcome a one-goal deficit against Tranmere, extending their unbeaten run.
Boscombe traders voice safety concerns
Traders in Boscombe have voiced their concerns about a lack of safety and security in the area. Many…
PC tweet not about cuts says federation
An outspoken Dorset policeman may be facing charges of misconduct for “minor” indiscipline, according to the local police federation.
Police constable Nick Manning is facing disciplinary action for posting his political views on Twitter.
However, Chairman of Dorset Police Federation, Clive Chamberlain said: “Nick Manning is facing disciplinary action for a tweet that has now been deleted.” It is uncertain what this tweet stated.
Bournemouth church runs age awareness day
Talks take place at a local church in Charminster to raise awareness on issues relating to old age.
Police release tanker crash name
Police have released the name of the man charged with a string of offences after a lorry crashed into a house in Wool last Friday.
Hugh Billington, 51, of Yeovil, is appearing at Weymouth Magistrates Court this morning charged with arson with intent to endanger life, arson reckless as to whether life endangered, assault by beating, dangerous driving, theft and breach of bail.
Vintage treasures in Bournemouth
Vintage clothing and accessories are fast becoming must-have wardrobe essentials, with celebrities including Nicole Richie and the Olsen twins frequently spotted wearing beautiful pieces dating back to 1920s. No longer confined to London, this new trend is sweeping the country, with vintage inspired stores and cafes popping up everywhere you turn along the South Coast.