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International Women’s Day timeline
Today is all about women. Andria Archontides explores the history of International Women's day with a timeline of information throughout the years.
What does a cabinet reshuffle mean for Bournemouth?
Leader of the Bournemouth Council John Beesley made new appointments in the Cabinet this week.
Bournemouth DVLA workers petition to fight closure
Bournemouth DVLA will be petitioning again this lunch time to stop the closure of 39 offices nationwide.
Behind the occupy mask
The group at Boscombe arts centre no longer gather under the occupy banner. They are involved in a "direct action' and, contrary to popular opinion, do not now choose to hide behind a mask. The community have been invited in to witness. Marc Perry took his camera along to observe...
Breaking down walls in Palestine
Some issues are old, some are new, some stories are ending while others are just beginning. Palestine exists on the periphery of revolution in the Arab world, their leadership unstable, their rebellion instead directed towards Israel. Mark Wilson looks at the last week in Palestinian news to see if anything is really changing.
Bournemouth MP backs young people
A Member of Parliament for Bournemouth is calling upon schools in Bournemouth to take up the challenge of putting together the nation’s budget, in a new initiative organised by the Citizenship Foundation.
Holocaust survivor speaks out
A holocaust survivor whose brother was buried alive when their hiding place was revealed shared her terrifying ordeal with children at a Bournemouth school to mark Holocaust Memorial Day.
A Polish Jew, Janine Webber, 80, told 400 students and the Mayor and Mayoress of Bournemouth that she lost the use of her legs after spending one year underground when she was ten years old
