Green light for Bournemouth hotel training site
Bournemouth Council has given the green light for building work to begin on a new hotel training site in the town centre.
Warships to be sunk for dive site
Two warships are to be sunk to build a dive site and an artificial reef sanctuary for lobsters off the coast of Weymouth.
Protesters willing to leave ‘if Chancellor listens’
Members of the Occupy Bournemouth group are divided over the conditions that need to be met before they would be willing to leave their current site at Bournemouth University, with some saying they just want to be heard.
Bournemouth man given bail after assault
An 18-year-old Bournemouth man was granted conditional bail after being charged with assault and criminal damage.
Carbon pledges in Christchurch
As Climate Week takes place across the UK, a small effort in Christchurch hopes to get people thinking about climate change and what they can do to help.
More to be recycled in Bournemouth
Bournemouth residents will soon be able to recycle thin plastics, greatly lowering the amount of waste the town produces.
Sixteen-point driver escapes ban
Bournemouth Magistrate's Court has allowed a local man who has 16 points on his license to stay on the road, after he successfully argued that a driving ban would cause him and his family "exceptional hardship".
Extra school places for Bournemouth
Proposals for an extra 420 primary school places are to be approved next week at the Bournemouth council cabinet meeting.
Boscombe market traders open shops
Some Boscombe market traders are doing well enough to open their own shops despite the current economic climate.
