Jess Skelton
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Officers recover trailer stolen in 2025 from Thames Valley area (opens the original)
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A TRAILER that was reported stolen in 2025 has now been located by officers in Dorset. In 2025, it was reported that a trailer was stolen from the Thames Valley area. Dorset Police Rural Crime Team have revealed that the trailer has been recovered by officers, finding that the current owner was not aware it had originally been stolen. Stolen trailer recovered by police (Image: Dorset Police Rural Crime Team) A spokesperson for Dorset Police Rural Crime Team said: "The trailer had been purchased
Poole fisherman fined thousands for dredging in protected areas (opens the original)
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A FISHERMAN has been fined more than £3,000 for repeatedly dredging in protected areas. Andrew Skinner, 35, from Poole, was ordered to pay £3,344 after breaching the Southern Inshore Fisheries and Conservation Authorityâs (IFCA) Poole Harbour Dredge Permit Byelaw. Dredging is the excavation of material such as silt, sand, gravel, or mud from the bottom of a body of water . The offences took place on June 11, 24, and 25 in 2025 in areas protected due to their environmental importance for over
‘He never stopped making people laugh’: Tributes to beloved dad and businessman (opens the original)
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AN 'adored and loved' father and businessman who built a family skip business has been remembered as the 'heart of the family' following his death. Robert Warden, founder of The Skip Factory based in Parley, died on August 22 at the age of 72 after a battle with leukaemia. His family described him as a man who 'never stopped making people laugh and smile'. They said: "Dad was the heart of our family and the founder of The Skip Factory, a business he built from the ground up through years of hard
Christchurch splash park now closed after extended summer season (opens the original)
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A SPLASH park has closed for the winter after an extended season. Christchurch Quay Splash Park closed at 6pm on Sunday September 27, following a two-week extension to its 2026 season due to warm weather. Christchurch Quay splash park (Image: Christchurch Town Council) Christchurch splash park to close following 'successful' summer Popular splash park in Christchurch reopens following repairs and safety works Popular splash park in Christchurch remains closed amid essential repairs Councillor Ma
Suspected shoplifter arrested in connection with 12 offences (opens the original)
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A SUSPECTED shoplifter has been arrested in connection with 12 separate shoplifting offences. Officers from Bournemouth Police recently revealed that they had arrested an individual in connection with 12 separate shoplifting offences. The arrest was made by Bournemouth North’s neighbourhood policing team during proactive operations in Winton and Muscliff targeting shoplifting offences. A spokesperson for Bournemouth Police said: "Bournemouth North Neighbourhood Policing Team have conducted proac
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