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Cuss: First half sub-par but pleased with improved performance in second period
CHERRIES women boss Steve Cuss admitted his side lost their way after conceding in their 1-1 draw with Keynsham Town. 6,162 fans watched on at Vitality Stadium as Cherries came from behind to cancel out Vicky Vipond’s opener, captain Gemma Hillier
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Cherries held at home by Keynsham as title bid takes hit
CHERRIES’ title charge took a hit at Vitality Stadium as they were held 1-1 by a Keynsham Town side led by the heroics of goalkeeper Charlotte Haynes. The away side had taken a first-half lead after dealing with consistent Cherries pressure through
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PHOTOS: Sun shines as thousands of runners take on Bournemouth Bay Run
THE sun shone down on the promenade as thousands of runners put their best foot forward in the Bournemouth Bay Run. More than 4,500 runners, walkers and wheelers took to the start lines by Bournemouth Pier for the four races across the day on Sunday
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RECAP: Hotel evacuated after fire in roof
6:11pm Travelodge has provided the following statement: “We confirm that the Dorset and Wiltshire Fire and Rescue
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Six more Cherries feature for their countries
SIX more of Cherries’ first-team squad got match minutes as they featured for their countries. Two played against each other during a friendly in Budapest. Milos Kerkez and Enes Unal started the contest for Hungary and Turkey respectively,
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Eco activists stage march to mark one year since Poole Harbour oil spill
ECO activists staged a march to mark one year since the oil spill in Poole Harbour. Extinction Rebellion (XR) groups from Bournemouth, Christchurch, Poole, Wimborne and Purbeck were joined by East Dorset Friends of the Earth, Bournemouth and Poole
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Iraola outlines main focus during ‘difficult’ international break training
ANDONI Iraola admits it is “difficult” to do too much work on Cherries’ upcoming fixture against Everton, with so few players at the training ground. Cherries are currently in the middle of a 17-day gap in fixtures, since beating Luton Town 4-3
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Stuttle strikes on debut to help Magpies maintain their lead
CHERRIES loanee Jonny Stuttle enjoyed a dream debut for Wimborne Town, netting what proved to be the winning goal against Westbury United. Striker Stuttle, who has been prolific for Cherries’ second and third strings this season, put Magpies two
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Poole slip closer to relegation zone after home loss to Sholing
POOLE Town slipped to within four points of the Southern League Premier South relegation zone after a disappointing 3-0 home reverse against Sholing. Goalkeeper Lloyd Thomas failed to deal with a Jake Hesketh effort, which put the visitors ahead
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RECAP: Thousands take part in Bournemouth Bay Run
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Who's competing tonight on the Great Celebrity Bake Off for Stand Up to Cancer?
A new batch of celebrities are preparing to face each other in the latest episode of the Great Celebrity Bake Off for Stand Up To Cancer (SU2C). The special series on Channel 4 sees a new group of celebrities each week enter the Bake Off tent taking
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Girlguiding complex to be saved as Foxie's Future gets government backing
AN ACTIVITY centre has been saved thanks to new funding from the Department for Levelling Up. As previously reported, Girlguiding UK has been planning to sell off its 65-acre Foxlease complex at Lyndhurst in the New Forest due to cost-cutting measures
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'Dentist changes are causing great upheaval to everyone'
PAGE 5 Daily Echo Thursday 21st March 2024, Seaview dentist no longer serving NHS patients, well are we surprised? Not really as one avarice dentist more in our area, what's the problem with our government? Why do they not stop this dentist
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Graham Norton bringing live tour to Dorset
TV HOST and author Graham Norton is bringing his new tour to Poole. The presenter is taking to the road this autumn to celebrate the publication of his latest book, Frankie. Graham will visit Lighthouse on Tuesday, September 24. He will
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Bournemouth woman pleads for help for family in Gaza
A Bournemouth woman is asking the public to help her family who are stuck in Gaza living in a tent. Walaa Alhendi, who moved to Bournemouth a year and a half ago from Gaza, has asked the public to help her family receive basic essentials after
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Iraola: Solanke won’t give up on Euro dream, despite ‘disappointment’ at England snub
ANDONI Iraola admits the news Dominic Solanke had not been called up by England came as a “disappointment”, but insisted: “I don’t think he will give up.” Despite enjoying his career-best season in front of goal in the top flight, netting 15 times
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Dorset campsite named south west's top destination
WAREHAM Forest Tourist Park has been named as the south west’s top destination for campers, caravanners and motorhome owners. The family-owned business, just outside of Wareham near Sugar Hill, was awarded the top gold accolade in the camping
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Exciting events put on for rest of year
A BATHTUB race, the air festival and festive light trails are just some of the highlights of this year's events programme across Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole. Events to look forward to include the impressive aerial feats of Bournemouth
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'Dress rehearsal' D-Day landings in Studland Bay to be celebrated
NEXT month will see the 80th anniversary of a dress rehearsal for the D-Day landings which took place in Studland Bay. Exercise Smash was carried out in 1944 in Studland because it was deemed similar to the beaches of Normandy thanks to its long
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Pub rated zero-out-of-five by food hygiene inspectors
CAFES, pubs, restaurants and takeaways across Dorset and the New Forest have been handed new food hygiene ratings recently. Each week, the Food Standards Agency (FSA) inspects businesses across the country, assessing hygiene and safety, structural
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Check your cupboards! These childhood items could earn you a fortune
A team of storage experts have urged Brits to check their cupboards for these childhood items that could earn them a fortune. Spring clean season is here which means many of us will be heating into our dusty old attics and cramped garages to sort
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Alfie Boe adds Bournemouth date to tour due to “popular demand”
SINGER and actor Alfie Boe has added a date in Bournemouth as part of his UK tour due to “popular demand”. The singing sensation will perform at the Pavilion Theatre on Thursday, July 4. It is one of five dates to be added Alfie’s summer tour
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A riverside pub with a new family-friendly revamp
A BEAUTIFUL riverside pub with a large pub garden and a new family-friendly rebrand - The Rising Sun is our pub of the week. Located in the heart of Wimborne, The Rising Sun is undergoing refurbishments and boasts a new, cosy interior with home-cooked
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If you don't claim your birthday freebies, this is your sign to start
I celebrated my birthday two weeks ago and while I received lovely cards and presents from loved ones, I was also lucky enough to receive some freebies for…well, doing pretty much nothing. I’m signed up to several emails from different retailers
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Top tips on how to allergy proof your garden ahead of hay fever season
Hay fever sufferers can combat their symptoms by creating an anti-allergy garden with hay fever friendly plants, an expert has said. Hay fever season is around the corner, with warnings that allergy season could start even earlier this year as
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'Snapped cables and flooding' leave 16-storey building without lifts
LIFTS in Bournemouth private student accommodation have been been left broken due to flood damage and snapped cables. The elevators in the 16-storey private student accommodation Oxford Point, Oxford Rd, Bournemouth, have been confirmed to have
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Upton Manor Care home celebrate national cocktail day in style
RESIDENTS at a Poole care home celebrated National Cocktail Day in style by designing and indulging in a menu of vibrant beverages inspired by their happiest places. Residents were treated to a variety of thirst-quenching cocktails on offer thanks
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'He could make anything happen': Tributes paid to man who 'made life exciting'
TRIBUTES have been paid to a Poole musician with an ‘incredible imagination and zest for life’ who has died. Husband and father of three, David Shirt, passed away at age 83 at Poole Hospital after a short illness. His daughter, Sophie Shirt