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Rui Li murder – husband charged

The husband of a 44-year-old Poole nurse Rui Li has been charged with her murder following the discovery of her dead body in the boot of a silver Fiat Punto parked in Verwood Crescent, Bournemouth last Friday (30 May). A second man, Rui’s 26-year-old stepson, Jonathan Legris, has been charged with assisting an offender.  Rui’s…

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Virtual rowing for the blind

Dorset Blind Association is holding an outdoor Virtual Rowing event in Bournemouth Square on Friday 18 July from 9.30am to 6pm; where teams of up to 6 people will be sponsored to compete to make the best time for a combined 10,000m on a rowing machine. This is a great team-building activity and could be…

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Missing nurse – update

A 26-year-old Bournemouth man, also known to Ms Li, has been arrested on suspicion of murder. He is currently being questioned by detectives. Detectives have also been granted additional time to question the arrested 60-year-old Bournemouth man.

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Merley Cobham league toppers’ new shirts

Wimborne Rotary Club has funded new team shirts and jackets for Merley Cobham Girls’ Youth Football Club. Having won the New Forest Girls’ Football League for under-13s a year ago, the team went on to repeat their success this season, taking the under-14s title. The club has recently formed an under-11s team, and is seeking…

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Safe Scoot in Ferndown

Ferndown Central PACT panel, in conjunction with Neighbourhood Watch are holding a Safe Scooter event at the Barrington Centre, Penny’s Walk, Ferndown on Saturday 31 May from 10am-3pm The day will include education on scooter use and multi agency information stands in the main hall. It will also include a free cream tea for all…

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Zoo time for Beaucroft pupils

At visit to Marwell Zoo by Brownsea Class from Beaucroft Foundation School was a great success. The pupils enjoyed a ride on the Land Train, had lunch with their friends and were excited to be able to get up close to the animals. Among their favourites were the elephants and lions. Children from Brownsea Class…

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