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Iraola: I don’t think it’s a good result for us
ANDONI Iraola insists Cherries “fought until the end” against Sheffield United, but said of the 2-2 draw “I don’t think it’s a good result for us”. Chris Wilder’s Blades arrived at Vitality Stadium bottom of the Premier League table, having been
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Iraola felt Cherries should have had another penalty in draw with Blades
CHERRIES boss Andoni Iraola felt his side should have had another penalty during the 2-2 draw with Sheffield United, bemoaning that nothing went his side’s way. The bad luck concentrated on Dominic Solanke, who missed a penalty and had a goal controversially
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Cherries still lacking home comforts as they salvage draw with lowly Blades
CHERRIES managed to salvage a 2-2 draw at home to the Premier League's bottom side late on at Vitality Stadium. Goals from Gustavo Hamer and Jack Robinson had given the away side an unlikely 2-0 lead, Cherries' misery compounded by a missed Dominic
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Hundreds of people gather at Bournemouth Pier for March for Men 2024
HUNDREDS of people gathered at Bournemouth Pier for March for Men's 10th fundraising event. University Hospitals Dorset NHS Charity's popular event returned to help raise money for local men's health projects. The 2024 event was dedicated to
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Premier League: Cherries 2-2 Sheffield Utd - as it happened
8:06pm Thanks for following today’s blog. We’ll be back on Wednesday night for the visit of Luton Town
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‘Surely!’ – Pundits backing Cherries for routine win over beleaguered Blades
PUNDITS are backing Cherries to record a routine victory over struggling Sheffield United this afternoon. The beleaguered Blades head to Vitality Stadium sitting bottom of the Premier League table, 11 points from safety and having lost 6-0 to Arsenal
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Independent store ceases trading after 20 years of business
A JEWELLERY shop nuzzled in the heart of Corfe Castle’s vibrant village is closing later this month. The owners of Castle Gemstones have decided to cease trading. The gemstone and jewellery shop has been operating for over 20 years. The
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'Decisions have unintended consequences'
YET more “groupthink” on charging for parking: “We’re short for our budget this year. Where can we increase parking charges to make up the shortfall?” The trouble with “groupthink” is it can have unintended consequences e.g. 1) When you have
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Vet issues warning over one surprising household item that may be deadly to pets
A vet has issued a warning to pet owners over five household items that could be harmful to pups - including one surprising item that could be fatal. Some essential oils, cigarettes and various plants are among some of the things you could have
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PHOTOS: These animals need forever homes - can you help?
DOGS, cats and a ferret called Mark are all looking for their forever homes. Dorset-based animal rescue centre Margaret Green is seeking homes for these seven animals. Can you help? All the details are below. Penny is a gorgeous, 10
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18-year-old with cerebral palsy to cycle 500 miles
A TEENAGE girl with cerebral palsy from Bournemouth has committed to cycle 500 miles for charity in memory of her father who died last year. Ellie-Mae Harrison, 18, and her mum Kayleigh Harrison have agreed to cycle 500 miles for their father
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Poole Pride starts open call for Dorset LGBTQ+ film makers
POOLE Pride has made a call for LGBTQ+ film makers to get involved in its event this summer. Dorset-based LGBTQ+ film makers are being invited to have their work showcased at Lighthouse Poole. Working with Arts University Bournemouth's Queer
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Predicted XI: Mepham in to replace Senesi at the back for Sheffield United clash?
CHERRIES return to Vitality Stadium this weekend hoping to complete a second league double of the season when they face Sheffield United (3pm) – but who should start for the hosts? A 2-0 victory over Burnley last time out snapped a poor run of
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Road to close for month as sewer renovation begins
THE next stage of a £372,000 project to renovate sewers in Bournemouth will begin next week. A road closure will need to be put in place along Throop Road, between Mill Road and Yeomans Road in the village of Throop, from Monday, March 11.
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Popular cafe changes hands - after failed Bournemouth town centre launch
Moka Pot cafe has changed hands after a failed branch in Bournemouth town centre left the company owing money. For its customers, nothing will be changing at Moka Pot in Seamoor Road, Westbourne after its registered company Moka Pot Ltd was put
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Family devastated after fire kills bulldog and ruins home
A MAN from Poole has ‘lost everything’ after a fire broke out at his flat. Jason Fowler, 28 is a father of two to an 11-year-old daughter and five-month-old baby. He also lived with six-year-old, Hope, an American Bulldog who was described
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Woman taken to court for stealing £2.75 can of rose wine from Tesco
A WOMAN has been taken to court after stealing a can alcohol from a Bournemouth convenience store. Rachel Huessi stole one single can of sparkling rose wine valued at £2.75 from Tesco Express in Holdenhurst Road. The 38-year-old admitted a
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Town centre boost as market celebrates 'really positive' move
BOURNEMOUTH’S town centre has had a weekly boost as a trial move of the Sunday market into the Square has seen success. The Sunday market was previously in Old Christchurch Road but moved into the Square at the beginning of March for a trial.
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Classic cars and coffee: Brother and sister business that is a 'little Beaulieu'
A BROTHER and sister run classic car dealership and coffee shop that is ‘like a little Beaulieu’ is the Daily Echo’s Trader of the Week. Ashley Automotive and Lockett Fuel, based in Wallisdown Road, are run by Kiera Lockett-Chadwick and Ryan Lockett
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Bournemouth residents kept awake by 'louder and louder eagle sounds'
RESIDENTS at a road in Winton have been kept awake and left confused by a peculiar bird sound. Ellie Thompson is a student at Arts University Bournemouth and lives on Garth Road in Winton. She took to social media to enquire about a loud eagle
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Sandbanks Ferry: 'Ridiculous prices' v 'I'm not driving the long way'
FOR some it's a magical gateway to the golden sands of Studland, for others it cuts a big corner off their commute between Swanage and the BCP area. Whatever its role in your life, the ferry holds a significance for the area that belies its 200m
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Sawmill told its woodland activities are 'not acceptable'
A DORSET sawmill has been told that its operation in woodland is not acceptable. The Linwood Sawmills at Willow Farm, Holt Road, Mannington, near Three Legged Cross, was refused retrospective planning consent to continue operating by Dorset Council