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Have your say on Poole’s future development

People in Poole are being invited to have their say on the development of the town up until 2031. Borough of Poole is consulting residents on a review of Poole’s Core Strategy plan that sets out the strategic vision for where and how many homes, jobs and shops will be created in the town. Around…

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Bike stolen from outside West Moors pub

A blue Yamaha R6 motorcycle was stolen from the car park of the Elephant and Castle pub in West Moors overnight between Monday 2 March and Tuesday 3 March. It is believed to have been taken between midnight and 2am. The registration number is HF03 XEX. If you saw or heard anything, please contact Dorset…

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In praise of CAB

Annette Brooke, MP for Mid Dorset and North Poole has attended an event in the House of Commons where she said that independent advice can help people to overcome problems they face.

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Heartfelt thanks from man who ‘died’

Almost a year to the day since he collapsed and ‘died’ in a Bournemouth hotel, Lew Bell has returned for a holiday – and planted a kiss on the manager who saved his life. Mr Bell, 84, from Haworth near Doncaster, had just arrived at the Marsham Court Hotel last February when he suffered a…

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Fire dogs hang up their boots

Two Hampshire fire investigation dogs have retired after helping put dozens of criminals behind bars. Hampshire Fire and Rescue Service’s search dogs Saxon and Inca are hanging up their detective boots after 126 (dog) years loyal service. The two Labradors between them have attended more than 500 operational incidents where they have been vital in securing many…

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Her Majesty The Queen to name Britannia

P&O Cruises has announce that Her Majesty The Queen, accompanied by His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh, will name the new P&O Cruises’ vessel Britannia at Ocean Terminal, Southampton, SO14 3QN, on Tuesday 10 March. The naming will be a milestone in British maritime history and will be an event of great national interest.…

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