People will be able to get their first close-up view of Poole’s new Twin Sails Bridge on Saturday 25 and Sunday 26 February 2012. The Mayor of Poole’s Community Weekend will give people a chance to walk across the Twin Sails Bridge in a traffic-free environment before its official opening in March. On Saturday 25 February, The...
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Community Celebrates Poole’s new Twin Sails Bridge
WORKING TOGETHER TO MAKE PURBECK ROADS SAFER
Police in Purbeck, together with road safety partners, carried out a road safety operation as part of an ongoing effort to reduce the number of road casualties in Dorset. Wareham officers worked together with the ‘no excuse’ team and Dorset Road Safe on Monday, 20 February 2012 – in a bid to raise the profile...
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APPEAL AFTER VEHICLES DAMAGED IN POLICE PURSUIT
Officers in Bournemouth are appealing for victims to come forward after a number of vehicles were damaged by a car being pursued by police along a main road leading out of the town – with one man being arrested in connection with the incident. Officers were first alerted to a report of a...
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WITNESS APPEAL AFTER POOLE DISTRACTION BURGLARIES
Detectives investigating a number of burglaries in Poole are appealing for witnesses and anyone with information to come forward – with officers believing that a total of four incidents may be linked. At 9.30am on Thursday 16 February 2012 a man attended a property along Richmond Road in Parkstone and stated that his car had broken down....
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Police officer stabbed at shops
A police officer has been stabbed in the leg while attending an incident at a shopping centre in Dorset. The officer was attacked at the Dolphin Centre in Poole on Saturday afternoon. He remains in hospital where his injury is described as “not life threatening”. A 22-year-old woman, of no fixed abode,...
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New ‘crime scene’ building opens
Bournemouth University students will start investigating the crime scenes from Monday A new training building offering realistic scenarios for forensic science students is due to open in Dorset Bournemouth University has used dummies to set up fake scenes including a “decomposing man on a bed and a woman strangled by her own...
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Care home ‘expected death notice’
Kenneth Cann was 79 when he died in January A woman has called for more rules on what care homes can demand after she was asked to pay £3,000 because she failed to give it four weeks’ “notice” before her father died. Sue Cann from Christchurch, Dorset, was charged the day after...
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Can’t take the heat – get out of the kitchen – and call 999 (16/02/12)
At approximately 11.20am yesterday Thursday 16th February, fire crews from Ferndown and Springbourne were called a kitchen fire in a flat Horsham Avenue, Kinson, Bournemouth. Fire crews extinguished a fire in a chip pan using two sets of breathing apparatus and one hose reel jet. One male was checked over at the scene by...
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Eight and a half Years Imprisonment for Commercial Importation of Class A and Class C controlled drugs
David Iain SHIELDS aged 31 years old of Kirkilton Avenue, Weymouth and Emma Louise PRING aged 24 years old of Canberra Crescent, Littlemore, Weymouth, appeared before the Guernsey Royal Court on Wednesday 15th February 2012 where they both pleaded guilty to importing the class A controlled drug diamorphine (commonly known as Heroin) into Guernsey....
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Condor Ferries moves sailings from Weymouth to Poole this weekend
As a short term measure, Condor Ferries has announced sailings this weekend will be relocated from Weymouth to Poole. Earlier this week mutual concerns were raised by Condor Ferries and Weymouth Harbour regarding the structural integrity of part of the ferry berth in Weymouth Port. An initial investigation by the Weymouth Port Engineer has...
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