Day: April 17, 2013

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Charity Scammer sought

Police in Derbyshire are appealing for help from the public nationwide to find a man they want to speak about a series of frauds committed in the county. In the summer of 2009, a man allegedly tricked pub landlords in Derby out of money by claiming to be Danny Kay – the brother of comedian…

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Bloomin’ good ideas wanted for planting party

The Ferndown In Bloom Committee is asking residents of the town to suggest public areas that could be planted with bulbs and shrubs to enhance the town. Over the last three years, members of the committee with volunteers have planted thousands of bulbs donated by the Haskins Garden Centre, the competition’s sponsor, on the grass…

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Who will be kings?

Chess-crazy students will be hoping to make it checkmate when they pit their wits against Bournemouth’s best young players on 18 April. Over the past 12 months, boys at Harewood College have  fallen under the spell of this mind-challenging game ­– so much so that their new found skills have seen them reach the final…

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Two years for car thief

A man who broke into a house and stole a car in Bournemouth is behind bars after being found guilty. David Ashley Mitchell, 27, entered the property on Lonsdale Road on 18 February 2013 via the front door, stole car keys from inside and drove off in a Honda Civic, which was parked on the…

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Conservation Cooperation

Dorset Wildlife Trust has welcomed eight aspiring young conservationists on a year-long training programme, aiming to strengthen the conservation workforce and improve job prospects. The Skills for the Future programme is funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund and helps individuals across the country gain the practical skills they need to confidently seek employment in the…

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