Monthly Archives: June 2010

Polo at Sandbanks

Sandbanks will be extra busy with people attending the annual beach polo matches on Friday 9 July and Saturday 10 July. Among those expected is Jodie Kidd who will be there to watch her brother. For the first time there … Continue reading

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Dolphins appearing on Dorset coast

Today is going to be hotter than yesterday. Maybe it’s the heat but there are reports of lots of dolphins in Poole Bay. The Bournemouth Daily Echo has film. Not  a day for  a long walk unless you are up … Continue reading

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Looking to a better Solent Way

The New Forest National Park Authority’s Recreation Management Strategy has been published following public consultation. The report touches on the start of the Solent Way which continues the Bournemouth Coast Path beyond Milford-on-Sea. The “coastal path between Lymington and Hurst Castle including … Continue reading

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Bournemouth Bicentenary Day

Today, Monday 14 June, is the 200th anniversary of Lewis Tregonwell coming to Bournemouth with his wife Henrietta. The couple drove over by carriage from Mudeford so that Tregonwell could show his wife the delightful spot known as ‘Bourn’. She … Continue reading

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Mudeford promenade improved

Although completed just before Easter, the coast path between Mudeford Quay and Avon Beach has just been officially opened. The Mayor of Christchurch blew a horn to mark the reopening in the presence of guests who included residents’ assocation representatives … Continue reading

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Hengistbury Head visitor centre plan

The thatched barn at Double Dykes near Hengistbury Head is to be turned into a visitor centre. The plans are on display at the Hiker Café (at the end of Broadway) this week 2pm-5pm until next Sunday 6 June. Bournemouth … Continue reading

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