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Iraola 'relieved' with point against Forest - but felt Cherries could have won
ANDONI Iraola felt some relief after Cherries saved a point with a dramatic late equaliser against Nottingham Forest. Antoine Semenyo scored with just four minutes of normal time left to play, after the home side led through a Chris Wood goal in
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Cherries win dramatic late point in season opener at Nottingham Forest
CHERRIES won a point in their opening game of the Premier League season thanks to a dramatic late equaliser from Antoine Semenyo. AFC Bournemouth were behind for much of the second half, after Nottingham Forest opened the scoring through Chris
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Morebus warn of delay to services due to Bournemouth protests
DORSET public transport company, Morebus, has warned of service delays in anticipation of protests in Bournemouth. Protests on August 18 might cause delays to bus services in and out of Bournemouth, Morebus has forewarned, with it possible some
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Nottingham Forest v Cherries: Semenyo bags late equaliser - as it happened
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Coastguard evacuate casualty from beach near Bournemouth Pier
POOLE Coastguard helped to move a casualty from the beach near Bournemouth Pier in the early hours of the morning. Tasked to assist Southbourne Coastguard, Poole Coastguard was called out on August 14 at around 1.50am to evacuate a casualty from
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Police advise Bournemouth town centre businesses to stay open
BOURNEMOUTH town centre businesses have been advised to stay open by Dorset Police despite worries around planned protests. Dorset Police have advised Bournemouth town centre businesses to keep their doors open despite concerns of a far-right protest
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Extra police heading to Bournemouth ahead of planned protests
ADDITIONAL security measures will be used by BCP Council ahead of this weekend's planned protests in Bournemouth. Leader of BCP Council, Cllr Millie Earl, has reassured residents that additional security measures will be put in place ahead of
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Singing sensation to perform at Dorset church
SINGING sensation Russell Watson will perform at a Dorset church this autumn. The celebrated British tenor will visit Christchurch Priory on September 24 as part of his Magnificent Buildings Tour. The tour will see Russell perform 19 shows
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Tourist blasts 'puddles of urine' and 'overpriced rolls' at Durdle Door
Durdle Door is arguably Dorset's most iconic landmark with hundreds of thousands of visitors going out to see its unique limestone arch each year. It was created when the sea pierced through the Portland limestone around 10,000 years ago and has
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'Poole Park gates should be opened'
IT'S A disgrace that the council did not listen to 63 per cent of people that want the gate open. It is the people's park. I have happy memories from childhood in the park often driving from the quay through the park passing Evening Hill and down
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‘Expectations’ – Iraola explains why Cherries loaned out Faivre
ANDONI Iraola says Romain Faivre’s desire for game-time was behind his loan move away from Cherries. The 26-year-old joined Cherries from Lyon last summer, before spending the first half of the season on loan at Lorient. Faivre played six times
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Iraola happy with left-back cover despite Kelly exit
ANDONI Iraola insists Cherries are not on a desperate hunt for a new left-back, feeling there is already adequate cover within the squad. Julian Araujo joined from Barcelona this week, making him the third right-back in the squad, after Adam Smith
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Violence erupted on the beach and streets of Bournemouth - 60 years on
Sixty years on from the summer of discontent that gripped Britain's seaside towns, the echoes of violent clashes still reverberate. What began as a clash of subcultures on the beaches of the English coast quickly evolved into a national obsession,
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Tributes paid after three people die in car crash after Dorset show
TRIBUTES have been paid to three people who died after attending a Dorset agricultural show. Dennis Smith, a dairy judge, along with partner Claire and Andy of Oakroyal Holsteins farm all died in a car crash after attending the Gillingham and
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Man found with several bottles of wine arrested
A MAN who was found with several bottles of suspected stolen wine has been arrested. The man was in the Upper Gardens in Bournemouth town centre on Thursday, August 15 when police officers PS Grace and PC Johnson were on patrol. However,
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Kids flee cops before huge knife 'linked to pair' found on roof
TWO kids tried to flee police officers before a huge knife was found. Police officers PC Lewis and PC Stuart were patrolling the gardens in Bournemouth town centre on Thursday, August 16 when they spotted the pair “acting suspiciously”. Both
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Artistic baker wowing locals with specialised macarons
AN NHS nurse turned artistic baker is wowing customers with specialised macarons. Mummy Macarons, ran by Emma Bubbs and based in Verwood, creates spectacular customised macarons and is the Daily Echo’s Trader of the Week. Emma launched the
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Woman, 20, found dead at home
AN INQUEST has opened into the death of a 20-year-old woman who was found unresponsive in her home. Imogen Maia Moorsom was pronounced dead by paramedics after being found in her home in Blandford Forum. Assistant coroner for Dorset, Richard
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In The Dock: Man who stole cat treats and beer among the cases
THE following cases were heard at Poole Magistrates' Court: ALICE BENNETT, 23, and of Middlebere Crescent in Poole, admitted failing to co-operate with a preliminary test, namely a roadside breath test and drug test, in Blandford Road in Poole
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Litter strewn across the beach and thousands of cars parked 'erratically'
The sun is shining, the children are on summer holidays, and you're looking for a cheap day out. For many, the perfect plan is to head to the beach. During the summer months, beachgoers load up their cars with toys, drinks and snacks, all set
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'Screaming and fighting' coming from new bar prompts licence review
A NEW bar in Highcliffe is facing a licence review following complaints of noise, anti-social behaviour and ‘workplace violence’. The Governor in Lymington Road has received hauls of complaints from residents since it first opened in January.
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Bournemouth businesses stay vigilant in growing concerns of protest
BOURNEMOUTH town centre businesses are unfazed by police's warnings of far-right protests this weekend. Despite police warnings about the planned far-right protests in Bourne Avenue on Sunday, businesses in the town centre have stood strong in