Manslaughter charge following alleged fail-to-stop collision in Bournemouth
A man has been charged with manslaughter in connection with the death of a woman following an alleged fail-to-stop collision in Bournemouth.
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Pippins in Wimborne to be demolished next year
Utilities are being disconnected, asbestos will be removed in January 2022 and demolition of Pippins in Wimborne will start in February.
Collision in Bournemouth followed by dangerous driving in Poole
Police are keen to speak to anyone who has dashcam footage or saw a people carrier being driven dangerously.
First ‘Living Advent Calendar’ launched in Christchurch
A festive town will be showcasing 24 local talents across 24 venues whilst supporting 24 local charities during a ‘Living Advent Calendar’ event lasting a whole month.
Sign up for garden waste collection in BCP Council area
Residents in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole who are passionate about pruning and weeding are invited to sign up for the service.
£2.6m grant to support vulnerable households in BCP Council area
People who are unable to afford food, energy and water bills are to be able to access financial support this winter.
Eye, eye, what’s going on at Hengistbury Head?
A traditional Chinese ceremony known as the ‘Eye Dotting’ or ‘Awakening of the Dragon’ took place at Hengistbury Head on 23 October.
Saxophonist Tom Sheppard wins Dee Butterfield Scholarship
A local teenager has won the Dee Butterfield Scholarship, which is open to young people in Sturminster Marshall.
Extinction Rebellion activists break into Fawley Oil Refinery
Two Olympians blockade main entrance to Fawley Oil refinery as other activists swarm into site and scale two 50-foot oil silos.
November and December are the deadliest months for New Forest animals
The deadliest months for New Forest livestock are November and December as days become shorter and the clocks go back.