Forfar skiff launch in honour of popular local man Greg
Forfar's community skiff was launched in an emotional weekend ceremony and is named after popular local man Greg Luckhurst who died in 2021.
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Forfar's community skiff was launched in an emotional weekend ceremony and is named after popular local man Greg Luckhurst who died in 2021.
A St Ayles rowing skiff for Forfar Loch is being built as a tribute to town plumber Greg Luckhurst following his tragic death in 2021.
IN the second part of our look back at 2021, we revisit what happened in the months from May to August in Dorset.
The incident took place at the junction with Parr Street just after 2pm. BCP Council’s highways team were also requested due to fluid in the road. A Dorset Police spokeswoman said: “Dorset Police received a report at 2.21pm on Friday, July 9, of a collision involving a car and an ambulance on Commercial Road in Poole. “It was reported that the ambulance was on its side. “The road was closed to allow emergency services to deal with the incident. “The local authority was requested to clear fluid in the road.” The eastbound lane towards Bournemouth was closed and office...
55 new homes have been proposed for land at the corner of Barrack Road and The Grove in Christchurch. Picture: Greg Luckhurst, Bournemouth Daily Echo. MORE than 150 objections have flooded in against plans to build more than 50 homes on the side of one of Christchurch's busiest roads. Residents and ward councillors have voiced their concerns about the proposals for the site at the corner of Barrack Road and The Grove. As reported, Fortitudo Ltd is seeking outline planning permission for 51 apartments and four dwelling houses. The application, which has been submitted to BCP Council pl...