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Iraola: Unal will prove to be 'productive' if Cherries produce chances for him
ANDONI Iraola is backing Enes Unal to find the back of the net with regularity if Cherries can give him chances to do so. A deadline day signing in the last transfer window, Unal got off the mark for Cherries with a late equaliser in the 2-2 draw
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£3000 worth of razors and electric toothbrushes stolen from Tesco
MORE than £3000 worth of razors and electric toothbrushes have been snatched from a Tesco store. It is reported that two men stole the items from Tesco in New Milton between 6.35pm and 6.45pm on Saturday, February 10. Now, police have issued
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Six of the best for Cherries women as they cruise past Abingdon United
CHERRIES women made short work of Abingdon United, running out 6-0 winners at their Long Lane base. Lucy Cooper’s early double was added to by Katie James before the break, with Alisha Buckingham adding a brace of her own early into the second
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Iraola pleased with substitutes' contribution in draw with Sheffield United
ANDONI Iraola felt all of his substitutes helped Cherries to salvage a point at home to Sheffield United in a 2-2 draw. The Basque boss used all five available subs, with Dango Ouattara and Enes Unal stepping off the bench to grab goals and snatch
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Bournemouth Mum releases 'heart-warming' children's book
A BOURNEMOUTH mum has released a 'heart-warming' children's book inspired by her son's medical journey. Teagan Maddocks, a 33-year-old mother from Southbourne, has unveiled her new book, 'Super Ted's Glue Ear: Featuring The Super Power of Grommets
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Crash by petrol station sees main road blocked
A CRASH saw a main road blocked off in Wimborne this morning. Police were called to the crash in Wimborne Road near to the BP petrol station. The road was partially blocked both ways, and slow traffic was reported in the area. Dorset Police
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Search for horse box stolen from address overnight
A HORSE box has been snatched from an address in Milford-on-Sea. The hunter horse box was stolen from Keyhaven Road between the hours of 6pm on Monday, March 4, and 8am the following morning. It is described as having a blue side and rear panels
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'It doesn't change the play' - Iraola on handball ruling out Solanke effort
CHERRIES boss Andoni Iraola understood the reasoning behind Dominic Solanke’s goal being ruled out in the 2-2 draw with Sheffield United, even if it “doesn’t change the play”. With Cherries trailing by two goals, Solanke had seemingly halved the
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Houses without electricity after power cable falls on road
FIREFIGHTERS have been called out after a power cable fell on a road in Dorset. Dorset and Wilshire Fire and Rescue Service attended Manston Road in Sturminster Newton at around 7.30 am on Sunday, March 10. SSEN engineers were also dispatched
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Poole stumble at home to play-off chasing Walton & Hersham
POOLE Town’s new manager bounce faded as they lost 3-1 at home to play-off hopefuls Walton & Hersham. Jordan Chiedozie’s second-half strike proved scant consolation as a clinical Walton side took all three points thanks to goals from Alexander
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Busy Bournemouth road to be closed for highway improvements
A BUSY road in Bournemouth will be closed for five days in March. Branksome Wood Road will be closed to all vehicles while the BCP Council is carrying out highway improvement works. Between March 11 and March 14, 2024, the road will be closed
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Road blocked off by police after car crash
POLICE dealt with a car crash, a firearm, stolen goods, anti-social behaviour, and 'nighthawking' in a day's work across Dorset. Dorset Police’s Rural Crime Team kept the region up to date with its activity on Saturday as part of a #RuralLIVE
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Carmichael's late free-kick seals three points for Wimborne against Tavistock
WIMBORNE Town maintained their title charge with a 3-2 victory over a resilient Tavistock at New Cuthbury. Magpies were forced into taking the lead on three occasions, Tavistock cancelling out Matty Neale and Billy Walker goals through Jacob Bowker
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Council secures more than £1.3m to tackle rising homelessness
A third wave of Government funding has been secured to tackle homelessness and rough sleeping in Dorset. Dorset Council secured £1.3m of funding from the Single Homelessness Accommodation Programme (SHAP.) It is the third time in a row the
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Person trapped under garden shed following car crash in Poole
A PERSON became trapped under a garden shed following a car crash in Poole. Dorset and Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Service responded to a report of a collision involving one car and a garden fence in Sunnyside Road yesterday afternoon. When
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Steak, wine, biscuits and crisps snatched from petrol station
POLICE have issued an image of a man they’d like to speak with after items were stolen from a petrol station in Lymington. It is reported that five packs of steak, two bottles of wine, a pack of biscuits and a large bag of crisps were stolen from
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First official picture of the Princess of Wales since abdominal surgery released
The first official photograph of the Princess of Wales - Princess Kate since her abdominal surgery in January has been released. The 42-year-old future queen was admitted to the London Clinic – the private hospital where the King underwent treatment
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'I'd still come to Bournemouth': Residents and visitors have their say on tourist tax
A PROPOSED tourist tax for visitors to the BCP Area has stirred mixed opinions from residents and holidaymakers. The plans would see about 70 businesses introduce a visitor charge of around £2 per night. This charge is anticipated to raise
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Pizza place given green light to open in Christchurch
A FAMILY-run pizzeria business has been given the green light to open in Christchurch. The new restaurant has been granted permission to move into the empty unit at 103 Bargates, formerly home to The Crafty Knitter. While a business name has
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How to keep wasps away from you and out of your home as wasp season approaches
Wasp season is just around the corner as Queen wasps emerge from their hibernation towards the end of March and the beginning of April and begin to scout out new places to build a nest. Wasps are normally natural pest controllers and tend to eat
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Brownsea Island is welcoming back visitors for spring
THE NATIONAL Trust team at Brownsea Island is looking forward to welcoming back day visitors. Brownsea Island will reopen on Saturday, March 16. Visitor operations and experience manager, Olivia Gruitt, said: “We are excited about welcoming
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Sustainable New Forest flower shop begin arranging workshops
A NEW Forest flower shop has begun to offer workshops for those curious on how to display flowers. Hyde Flower Company, Fordingbridge, created the 'on the farm' workshops for anyone interested in finding out how to grow and display flowers.
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All the McDonald's restaurants in the BCP area ranked from best to worst
McDonald's is the most well-known fast food chain in the world, with there being quite a few restaurants to be found in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole. Some may wonder how the individual restaurants stack up across the area, so we decided
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'Dango is always a threat' - Iraola on bringing on Ouattara against Sheffield United
CHERRIES boss Andoni Iraola shared that he felt Dango Ouattara always carries a threat for opposing teams after the Burkinabe produced a goal and an assist off the bench in a 2-2 draw with Sheffield United. With Cherries trailing at the break to
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Sheltered care homes planned for people with learning difficulties
TWO sheltered care homes for disabled people have been planned in Bournemouth. The properties, which could be built in Autumn Road, West Howe, will be used to house those with learning difficulties or acquired brain injuries (ABI). KLKR Properties
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Meet Bournemouth's very own 'Spudman' and Tik Tok star
IF YOU have a TikTok account, chances are you may have noticed your feed has been inundated with jacket potato market men and women. Tamworth-based Spudman has somehow made the humble baked spud a trendy snack through social media - and paved
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Town centre plans set for rejection - because it would be 'harmful to heathland'
INVESTMENT in a new Bournemouth town centre apartment block could be halted by the council – because the authority considers it would be “harmful to heathland”. Vivir Properties intends to fill empty council-owned land opposite the Hilton Hotel
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Cafe told 'improvement needed' by hygiene inspectors
A NUMBER of cafés, pubs, restaurants and takeaways across east Dorset and the New Forest have been handed new food hygiene ratings recently. A cafe in Poole which has been told ‘some improvement’ is needed and New Forest pub with a top score are
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Care company sees demand for live-in care rise by 25 per cent
A CARE company has seen a rise of 25 per cent of people receiving live-in care. Home Instead Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole has taken on more care professionals to meet the demand, which allows families to keep their loved ones at home as
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A pub with spectacular views and Jamaican BBQ's
SPECTACULAR views, local cider, and cosy log fires- Scott Arms is our pub of the week. This traditional pub is located in Kingston, Wareham, and offers a 'magnificent' view of Corfe Castle and the Purbeck countryside. Since its opening in
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The five restaurants listed in prestigious guide for 2024
FIVE restaurants in Bournemouth, Christchurch, Poole and Studland have been named in the Good Food Guide for 2024. Restaurants across Dorset have been named in the prestigious guide, which highlights the finest eateries across the county. Here