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A CAR crashed and overturned in the early hours of this morning in Bournemouth.

Read more: InsideBournemouth post office after fire However, with the help of a troop of willing volunteers, he spent the Sunday clearing the shop and saving all he could. “I didn’t want to throw the food away so I thought it would be best to support one of the local foodbanks as there are so many people in need of food at the moment," he said. "Everything that is not damaged we gave to them. “Basically, there is smoke damaged food which we can’t sell but which is perfectly fine to eat. To throw it all in a skip would have been heart-breaking.

THESE pictures show the shocking extent of damage caused after a fire ripped through a Bournemouth post office. Five fire crews from across Bournemouth and Christchurch were called to the Bradpole Road post office at 4.22am on Saturday, April 17. A neighbouring resident to the store said "people could have been killed" as the blaze took hold of the rear of the propety. A resident on Bradpole Road said that she was woken up in the night to the sound of suspected disturbance on their drive and then noticed the flames in the reflection of windows on the house opposite them.

A DEVASTATING fire gutted a post office and convenience store destroying everything in its path. The Bradpole Road post office in Bournemouth will be out of action for weeks following the blaze in the early hours of Saturday morning. Five fire crews were called to the business, at the junction of Bradpole Road and Castle Lane West, at 4.22am. Two crews from Christchurch, along with colleagues from Westbourne, Redhill Park and Springbourne, attended the scene, opposite the Castlepoint shopping centre. The business owner, who does not wish to be named, said he received a call from fri...

Investment was secured by the council and The Parks Foundation to refurbish 15 play areas across Bournemouth. Councillor Mark Anderson, portfolio holder for environment, cleansing and waste said: “I’m delighted that we’ve been able to secure additional funding to improve these play area sites across Bournemouth. “We are committed to enhancing our parks and open spaces and this investment will improve Bournemouth’s play areas in line with Christchurch and Poole. “We’ve been allowed to keep our play areas open throughout this third lockdown which has benefitted so many fam...