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'This is what climate change looks like': Dorset in drought (opens the original)
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More than two thirds of England is officially in drought — including here in Dorset. The Environment Agency, which declared the drought, said Dorset recorded its driest July on record last month. The high temperatures and dry weather have had a profound impact on the landscape across the county, including in Bournemouth, where the town’s parks and recreational grounds look increasingly parched as each rainless day passes by. Mother-of-three describes moment her family were left stranded at A31 f
Meet the sushi restaurant serving up the world's premium tuna (opens the original)
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A SUSHI restaurant in Westbourne is pushing the boundaries by serving up the world’s premium tuna. Art Sushi, run by couple Kamil Skalczynski and Natalia Stawicka, offer residents and tourists alike the bluefin tuna — considered the best tuna owing to its high fat content and depth of flavour. Head chef, owner and founder of Art Sushi, Kamil, recently travelled to Spain to visit his supplier to understand their processes and conservation measures — he even got to swim with the tuna fish. Dorset
Widower 'sad' parts of 'untidy' cemetery allowed to let grass grow (opens the original)
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A widower has criticised Wimborne Minster Town Council for allowing the cemetery where his wife is buried to look “untidy”. Bernard Kann, 81, visits his late wife, Thelma, every week where she is buried at Wimborne Cemetery. The Town Council said it has introduced a targeted approach to manage parts of the cemetery for biodiversity, particularly within older sections. Bernard said: “My late wife, Thelma, who died in 2008, is buried in Wimborne Cemetery — it still makes me emotional. “[The counci
Widower 'sad' parts of 'untidy' cemetery allowed to let grass grow (opens the original)
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A widower has criticised Wimborne Minster Town Council for allowing the cemetery where his wife is buried to look “untidy”. Bernard Kann, 81, visits his late wife, Thelma, every week where she is buried at Wimborne Cemetery. The Town Council said it has introduced a targeted approach to manage parts of the cemetery for biodiversity, particularly within older sections. Dorset candidate gets just 10 votes in Clacton by-election Mother-of-three describes moment her family were left stranded at A31
Hotel sorry over recently engaged coupleâs horror stay (opens the original)
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A Bournemouth hotel that is part of the Britannia Group has apologised after a recently engaged couple endured a âdisgustingâ stay. Owen Talbot and his fiancé, from Merseyside, paid £196 to stay at The Carrington House Hotel in Bournemouth in July to visit family in the area. However, the coupleâs stay took a sour turn when they discovered mould in their bathroom and blood on the mattress â they were moved to another room for the second night, but it had similar problems. Mother-of-thr
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