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Murder investigation – did you see this car?

Detectives investigating the murder of 25-year-old Samantha Henderson have renewed their appeal for the public’s help.
Samantha, of Halves Cottages, was reported missing at 8.43am on Thursday 22 January. The last confirmed reported sighting of the mother-of-four was at around 3pm on Wednesday 21 January outside Corfe Castle Primary School in East Street.

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The Producers

The Producers are back! This UK Award winning Blues Band will be performing at the Barrington Theatre in Ferndown this February. Date: Friday 20 February 2015 Time: 7.30pm Price: £12.50 Venue: Barrington Theatre, Ferndown Website: www.barringtoncentre.co.uk

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BBC Big Band – The Sound of Cinema

Inspired by some of the greatest movie sound-tracks, the world renowned BBC Big Band celebrate The Sound of Cinema. Enjoy classic themes from films such as James Bond, Breakfast at Tiffany’s and The Pink Panther, through to contemporary classics Catch Me If You Can and Mission: Impossible, performed in the BBC Big Band’s own inimitable…

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Wing it for Bournemouth Hospital Charity

Bournemouth Hospital Charity (BHC) is looking for daredevils to take to the skies and wing walk to raise money for its Orchard Garden Project. The exhilarating 10 minute experience will take the brave to speeds of 130mph and 10 daring fundraisers have already signed up. BHC is now looking for a further 19 volunteers to…

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Ferndown theft – CCTV appeal

Police are appealing for witnesses and anyone with information to come forward after a theft in Ferndown on 28 November 2014. It happened at 10.58am at the Ferndown branch of Lloyds Bank. An amount of money was withdrawn from the bank account of the victim, a 37-year-old Bournemouth man, after he had discovered that his card…

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Annette Brooke MP supports Men United

Annette Brooke, MP for Mid Dorset and North Poole has pledged her support to Prostate Cancer UK’s Men United campaign at a reception at the House of Commons.
The new campaign, which started on 29 January, aims to ‘keep friendships alive’ by encouraging men to see their mates more and do something great together to help beat prostate cancer.

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