Bournemouth summer fireworks return on Friday

[ad_1] The iconic weekly fireworks are confirmed to return to Bournemouth Pier tomorrow evening for the first time this summer. Last year, the fireworks were canceled due to the pandemic, but the PCO board confirmed to the Echo that they are currently scheduled to unfold tomorrow as scheduled. As part …

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Winter on Rottnest Island | Perth Urban List

[ad_1] There is something special about traveling during the winter. Being greeted by the fresh and energizing air each morning, walking the coastal and forest paths hearing only the crunch of leaves under your feet, strolling along the beach with no other soul in sight and, of course, you. relax …

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Double bite twice as likely to get infected – study

[ad_1] People who have received both doses of a coronavirus vaccine are half as likely to be infected with Covid-19, a new study has found. Researchers behind the React trial, which tracked the disease throughout the pandemic, said that even though people with a double bite come into contact with …

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Alan Wilson, last seen in Poole, missing

[ad_1] A “VERY upset” man has been missing for several days and officers are “increasingly concerned” for his well-being. Alan Wilson, who is 60, was reported missing just after 11:00 a.m. on July 31. The last confirmed sighting of him was at Ringwood Road, Poole, around 4:30 p.m. on July …

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Bournemouth and Poole summer fireworks: everything you need to know

THE spectacular weekly fireworks display across the city kicks off tonight at Poole Quay. Called in last year due to the pandemic, the free and popular nightly events are expected to draw large crowds. Two minutes of bright green fireworks will mark the start of the entertainment in Poole, which …

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New variant of Covid-19 detected in UK

[ad_1] A new variant of Covid-19 is under investigation in the UK – with 16 confirmed cases so far – Public Health England has announced. The variant, known as B.1.621, was named a variant under investigation on Wednesday. PHE is currently analyzing the new strain of the deadly virus responsible …

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What the Newspaper Say – July 23

[ad_1] The changes to the isolation rules are in the head of many Friday papers, in hopes the move will put a stop to the so-called pingemia. Time writes that employees at supermarket depots will be exempt from quarantine if reported as contact of a Covid case, as ministers seek …

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CPC names favorite candidate for Dorset Police Chief Constable

[ad_1] Deputy Chief Constable Scott Chilton has been named the preferred candidate for Chief Constable of Dorset Police. The decision was announced by Police and Crime Commissioner David Sidwick, but will be subject to a confirmation hearing by the Dorset Police and Crime Committee on August 12. If confirmed, he …

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South Western Ambulance Sees Record Demand

[ad_1] SATURDAY was the second busiest day in the history of the South West Ambulance Service (SWASFT) as crews saw unprecedented levels of demand. Deputy Director of Operations William Lee urged people to only call 999 in a life-threatening emergency. He said, “Our people are working incredibly hard to meet …

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Weekend summary – July 18, 2021

[ad_1] 1. Bill Poole appointed state finance director Gov. Kay Ivey has appointed State Representative Bill Poole as the state’s next chief financial officer, his office announced early Friday morning. (Although Todd is sort of announced the news the night before) The appointment is effective August 1. Last month, current …

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What Covid rules change on ‘freedom day’ in England?

[ad_1] Monday marks so-called ‘freedom day’ in England when most of the remaining legal restrictions on coronaviruses are lifted. After months of constraints linked to the pandemic, the country has finally taken the final step in the government’s unblocking roadmap. Here, the PA News Agency examines how life will be …

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Thai police use tear gas against anti-government protesters

[ad_1] Thai police on Sunday used tear gas, rubber bullets and water cannons to disperse hundreds of anti-government protesters who staged a rally in Bangkok, despite coronavirus restrictions banning gatherings of more than five people. Protesters demanded the resignation of Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha’s government, insisting the monarchy and military …

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Dorchester Town 5-0 Christchurch: Sam Bayston scores a brace

[ad_1] CHURCH-CHRIST 0 DORCHESTER Town claimed their first pre-season victory with a complete 5-0 victory over Christchurch at Avenue Stadium. Sam Bayston’s brace gave the Magpies control at the break before a magnificent move was finished with aplomb by Dylan Walker for 3-0. Sam Davidson added a fourth goal with …

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Judges come to Weymouth for Britain in Bloom competition

[ad_1] JUDGES were welcomed to Weymouth to see colorful hanging baskets and flower arrangements as part of the city’s entry into the prestigious Britain in Bloom competition – and said it looked ‘beautiful’. Yesterday two judges were invited to walk around the town to judge the work of Weymouth BID, …

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Advanced plans for the major remodel of the Poole Museum

[ad_1] DETAILS of the Poole Museum Renovation and Improvement Plan have been filed with local planners. The project involves changes to the internal layout to create new gallery spaces and a learning center, new windows, better roof insulation and a larger elevator. The details of the proposals for the Grade …

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Eastbury Hotel in Sherborne wins Visit England’s Gold Award

[ad_1] A LUXURY townhouse hotel in Dorset has won a nationally coveted award for going above and beyond. The Eastbury Hotel in Sherborne, with its original Georgian design, won the Gold Award from Visit England. READ MORE: The Portesham school is deemed “inadequate” by Ofsted This distinction rewards accommodation establishments …

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Cellnex and CK Hutchison have just 5 days to prove the massive sale of mobile towers won’t hurt the competition • The Register

[ad_1] Two bigwigs in the UK mobile phone industry had just five days to deliver “legally binding proposals” that the proposed sale of thousands of phone antennas will not hurt competition and consumers. The tight deadline came as the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) expressed “concerns” over Spain’s Cellnex acquisition …

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New members appointed to Sport NZ Board of Directors

[ad_1] Five new members were appointed to the Board of Directors of Sport and Recreation New Zealand (Sport NZ), Duane Kale, Karen Vercoe, Rakesh Naidoo, Robyn Cockburn and Suri Bartlett were each appointed for a three-year term. An agency statement said “their diverse backgrounds and experience should bring new ideas …

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Nursing home acquired by Southey Care Dorset

[ad_1] A Dorset-based care home has been acquired by operator Southey Care Dorset under a deal backed by corporate property advisor Christie & Co. Clarence House Nursing Home in Ferndown, Dorset is registered for 29 service users in the old age and dementia categories. The house has 27 bedrooms, the …

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Powys farm which could be the ideal tourist project

[ad_1] A POWYS farm located on the edge of two rivers is on the market and is touted as an ideal tourism project. Aberbidno Farm, near Llangurig, is on the market for almost £ 600,000, with agents saying it offers opportunities for lifestyle change and diversification. Situated along the banks …

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Police warning ahead of the game against England

[ad_1] POLICE calls on football fans to make Sunday’s European final an “unforgettable evening for all the right reasons and not for regret” England face Italy at 8 p.m. on Sunday and pubs and venues are expected to be filled with people gathering in groups to watch the big game. …

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Sex shop burglar gets 12 months in prison

[ad_1] A MAN who has committed a series of offenses including burglary of a sex shop, assault and criminal damage was sentenced to 12 months in prison. However, Cameron Davis, 28, with no fixed address, was released from court after having already spent six months in pre-trial detention. Davis appeared …

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Pitman Bournemouth offering more than 250 courses

[ad_1] THE training provider Pitman aims to help people retrain and develop new skills in the wake of the pandemic. Pitman Training Bournemouth and Poole opened earlier this year and offers online and in-person training and exams. Calum Hales, director of the center and one of the owners of the …

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7 Things: Democrats Use July 4th To Attack America, Judge Dismisses Swalwell’s Motion To Win Lawsuit Against Brooks, More Lawmakers Are Challenging Prion Plans And More … – Yellowhammer News

[ad_1] Army Vice Chief of Staff Gen. Joseph Martin recently spoke with executives and experts from several industry commands and partners to learn more about readiness and preparedness initiatives. modernization underway at Redstone Arsenal. Martin said being able to meet people first-hand, see and touch things first-hand, is incredibly valuable …

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The ‘wonderful’ Dorset cottage could be yours for £ 150,000

[ad_1] A ‘WONDERFUL’ cottage in Dorset could be yours for £ 150,000 when it goes under the hammer. The two-bedroom property, based on Church Street, Sturminster Newton, has been auctioned with a guide price of £ 150,000 by Whoobid. Whoobid says the semi-detached property is a “magnificent Category 2 listed …

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Yellow warning: Met Office predicts thunderstorms to hit Dorset

[ad_1] A YELLOW weather warning has been issued for parts of Dorset ahead of expected thunderstorms tomorrow. The Met Office has issued the weather warning due to thunderstorms expected to hit eastern Dorset, covering Sturminster Newton, Gillingham and A354. The Met Office imposed the yellow weather warning starting at 6 …

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Firms receive over £ 20million in ‘restart’ funding

[ad_1] HARD-HIT retail and hospitality businesses in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole have received more than £ 20million to help reopen as lockdown restrictions are relaxed, new figures show. Funding for the government’s £ 5bn restart program has been welcomed by board leaders who have urged companies to act quickly to …

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7 Things: Trump Gathering Dispute Gets Attention, Alabama Gas Prices Rise, Republicans Will Hold COVID-19 Hearings But Democrats Won’t And More … – Yellowhammer News

[ad_1] Recent heavy rains have brought to light one of the most common but extremely difficult to solve environmental problems: untreated or partially treated wastewater flowing into our rivers, lakes and streams. The influx of rainwater through cracked pipes or faulty manhole covers, and the infiltration of groundwater through deteriorated …

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New mask can diagnose Covid-19 in 90 minutes

[ad_1] Scientists have developed a new prototype face mask that they say can accurately diagnose Covid-19 and other illnesses after being worn for just 90 minutes. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Harvard University have teamed up to create the mask, which contains small disposable sensors developed using freeze-dried …

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Jack Draper challenges Novak Djokovic at Wimbledon

[ad_1] JACK Draper had Center Court on his feet by taking a set against Novak Djokovic before the defending champion fought back to reach the second round. Draper’s mother, 19, Nicki was educated in Dorchester at Casterbridge Girls’ School and grew up in Dorset before taking her first job in …

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Coronavirus: more than a million jabs given in Dorset

[ad_1] OVER one million Covid-19 vaccines have been distributed across Dorset thanks to the tireless efforts of county medical staff and volunteers. This magnificent feat now brings the total number of doses administered across Dorset to 1,001,740, according to the latest NHS data. Figures released by NHS England show that …

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Jonathan Woodgate will not renew Bournemouth deal

[ad_1] CHERRIES has told Jonathan Woodgate his contract at the club will not be renewed. The Daily Echo understands the former England center-half will not be offered any new terms, with his current deal set to expire on Wednesday. Woodgate initially arrived at the club as a first-team coach under …

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Balearic Islands added to Northern Ireland eco travel list

[ad_1] Travelers arriving to Northern Ireland from several popular holiday destinations, including the Balearic Islands, will no longer need to isolate themselves, the executive said. Popular Spanish islands include Ibiza, Menorca, and Mallorca. A number of other added hotspots have been added to Northern Ireland’s green list, such as Barbados, …

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Improvements to domestic violence services in Dorset

[ad_1] DORSET Police have launched three new operations to improve domestic violence services across the county. The new services aim to o transform the way they respond to and support victims of domestic violence following an increase in reporting during nationwide closures. In Dorset there was a 25% increase in …

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‘Day of action’ for the UK travel industry

[ad_1] British travelers are being unfairly denied the summer getaway they deserve. This is the message of Brittany ferry because the company supports ABTA’s ‘Day of Action’ alongside other travel industry players, including Aberdeen International Airport unand the Royal Aeronautical Society. They are calling on the UK government to clarify …

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Pinellas County hotels scramble to keep up with tourism

[ad_1] CLEARWATER, Fla .– Whether it’s catching waves in the warm water, cruising the coast, or just taking off their masks in public, people everywhere are heading to the county’s white sand beaches. by Pinellas. “We saw a resurgence of return travel to our communities in mid-spring, really around mid-March, …

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Covid: Upton Junior School students and staff isolate

[ad_1] THIRTY pupils at a Dorset primary school are in isolation after a confirmed case of Covid. Thirty students and “some staff” at Upton Junior School in Poole are all in isolation after a case of Covid-19 is confirmed. A spokesperson for the school said: “We had a case of …

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