Six schools given £34k from charity in soldier's memory
A charity set up in memory of a fallen soldier has given £34,000 to six schools in celebration of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee and support the mental health of young children.
Latest articles from Andy Martin
"A terrific privilege": Meet the 726th Mayor of Christchurch
Avril Coulton has been sworn in as the 726th Mayor of Christchurch.
Popular businessman and football chairman dies aged 78
A popular Dorset businessman who spent many years supporting community sports and helping set up a local charity has died following a characteristically brave fight with illness.
BSO's Proms in the Park to return as part of summer concerts
Thousands of concert goers will experience the power of live orchestral music this summer with the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra.
It's a job-share! Why Christchurch's new town criers will be splitting the role
IT'S one of the more unusual job shares.
BSO takes music into care and residential homes thanks to sponsorship
LAW firm Rawlins Davy is helping the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra expand its programme of vital concerts in residential and care homes.
One of last surviving D-Day veterans dies just months after 99th birthday celebrations
ONE of the last surviving World War Two veterans has died a few months after celebrating his 99th birthday.
Firefighter who spent five days in ruins of Twin Towers after 9/11 ‘can never return’
AFTER the 9/11 attacks on New York, firefighter Rob Lopez spent five days at the smouldering ruins of the Twin Towers.
‘Collective dismay and disillusion’ over how planning decisions are made
THE leaders of four residents’ associations in Christchurch have written to BCP Council protesting over how planning decisions are being made in the borough.
The driving range that's helping to bring businesses together
It is said that a lot of business gets done on the golf course. That might well apply to the driving range too.
