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Migrant arrested at Chine Hotel following alleged machete attack (opens the original)
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A MIGRANT staying at the Chine Hotel has been arrested on suspicion of causing attempted grievous bodily harm following a machete attack in Boscombe Chine Gardens. According to a Dorset Police spokesperson, during the altercation a man sustained an injury to his head. He has been taken to hospital for treatment to injuries that are not believed to be life-threatening. Following the incident there was a major armed police operation at the Chine Hotel, Boscombe. According to witnesses, the stateme
Man in possession of machete in Boscombe Chine Gardens (opens the original)
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A MAN was in possession of a machete in Boscombe Chine Gardens in broad daylight. Police were made aware of a fight in the area at 12.40pm on Thursday, October 1. During the altercation, a man sustained an injury to his head. He has been taken to hospital for treatment to injuries that are not believed to be life-threatening. LIVE - Armed police at The Chine Hotel in Boscombe Man seen 'apparently performing indecent act' on Boscombe Beach Poole fisherman fined thousands for dredging in protected
Family issues update after toddler's horrific E.Coli battle (opens the original)
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Three-year-old Ivy Foster has endured what her family termed "the worse day so far in 2 months of admissions" during her ongoing hospital care for an E. coli infection contracted after swimming in Christchurch Harbour. According to the latest hospital update, Ivy was kept nil by mouth from midnight for scheduled procedures, with her mother, Kim, signing consent forms first thing in the morning. Distress mounted when doctors claimed there was never a plan for an MRI, leaving Kim and her husband,
Swanage Carnival raises £41,100 for 23 charities and good causes (opens the original)
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Swanage Carnival has raised more than £41,000 for charity. The money will be donated to more than 23 charities and good causes, following a week-long community celebration in the Dorset seaside town. Volunteers, sponsors, and charity representatives gathered at The Mowlem on Friday, September 25 for the annual presentation evening, where donations were formally handed over. Neal Diffey, chair of Swanage Carnival, said: "2026 was an exceptional year for us in many ways. "A new event was yoga on
Dorset PC's tragic death sparks calls to reform police misconduct investigations (opens the original)
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The tragic passing of 24-year-old Dorset Police Constable Alex Ayre has cast a spotlight on the psychological toll of internal disciplinary proceedings. PC Ayre died after being struck by a train near Branksome station while suspended from duty amid an early-stage gross misconduct investigation concerning his off-duty behaviour. Although Chief Constable Rachel Farrell emphasised that suspension does not imply wrongdoing and Dorset Police referred the case to the Independent Office for Police Con
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