Local news from Boscombe and the surrounding area
Tuckton Tea Gardens, in Wick, recently applied for a full time premises license to provide a range of community-focused events, dining experiences and activities.
A surf life saving club is preparing to mark 40 years of service and community impact.
Relive Boscombe Arts Festival 2006 with Latin music, family-friendly entertainment, workshops and live acts at Shelley Park.
Rick Roi Limited seeks a premises licence for Syd's Slaps, Southbourne Grove, Bournemouth, to serve alcohol and host live music until midnight daily.
A new independent butchers has opened in Tuckton, aiming to bring high-quality meat to families, fitness enthusiasts and home cooks at more accessible prices.
Tom Hayes on Beaufort Community Centre, Charminster Library, Kings Park Nursery, and Swanmore Gardens Pavilion
Anti-social behaviour is ruining the lives of Pokesdown residents.
Bournemouth Boating Services Ltd seeks BCP Council licence to sell alcohol and host live music at Tuckton Tea Gardens, Belle Vue Road, until 10.30pm.
An air ambulance landed and a road in Southbourne is currently blocked by police after a reported crash.
Pokesdown station is set to become step-free, with work beginning in October 2026.
An Echo investigation has revealed a dumping ground for dead birds in Kings Park, Bournemouth.
A six-foot long pet snake has escaped from its enclosure in Springbourne.
A 60 year old man died at his home in Bournemouth and the Coroner for Dorset is appealing to the public for help to find his next of kin.
A man has been charged with eight offences of criminal damage after several businesses in the Southbourne Grove area were targeted back in June.
A man in his 30s is being treated for serious injuries following a major incident in Boscombe last night and Police are searching for a suspect.
The Underground, located at 558 Christchurch Road in Boscombe, will launch on August 7, with opening night headlined by Sigue Sigue Sputnik Electronic.
Renoufs has permanently closed its Southbourne venue after eight years of trading.
Passengers were evacuated from a bus following a crash with a van on Christchurch Road
Human waste is being dumped in public bins along a clifftop road, prompting the council to issue warning notices.
Hundreds gathered on the banks of the River Stour on Saturday as the Christchurch River Pageant returned to Christchurch and Southbourne.
