The Bournemouth One News Centre

All the news you need for Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole with travel information and national headlines.

• Renewed appeal after fatal Poole crash

  Dorset Police are asking for more information surrounding a fatal crash near the Holes Bay North Roundabout in Poole on Friday, where a 17-year-old boy died after his motorcycle and a truck collided. Officers are carrying out detailed enquiries and want to trace four drivers who were on the Upton Bypass immediately after the crash around 5pm. They are particularly keen to hear from the drivers of a black BMW one series, white Vauxhall Astra, black Suzuki Swift and white Ford Transit van, or anyone with dashcam footage or doorbell footage.

• Dorset training boost from HSU funding

  Health Sciences University has secured more than two million pounds in capital funding to expand clinical training in Dorset. The money will be used to create new teaching clinics and simulated environments to support future healthcare workers. HSU says the investment will help meet urgent workforce needs as the county’s population continues to age. The university says the upgrades will improve training capacity in key areas including dental care, radiography, rehabilitation and digital health.

• Cherries fall short at Sunderland game

  AFC Bournemouth lost three two away at Sunderland after taking an early lead. Two first half goals from Amine Adli and Tyler Adams put the Cherries ahead before the hosts responded. Sunderland scored twice after the break and Bournemouth finished with ten men when Lewis Cook was sent off. The Cherries pushed for an equaliser in heavy rain but could not find a late goal.

• Teenage motorcyclist dies in Poole crash

  A seventeen year old motorcyclist has died after a collision with a truck at the Safety Drive roundabout in Poole yesterday evening. Emergency crews were called at around five o’clock, but the teenager from North Dorset was pronounced dead at the scene. The truck driver was not injured and police kept roads closed late into the evening while collision investigators examine the area at the scene. Dorset Police are appealing for witnesses and dashcam footage, and say anyone with information should contact them or speak to Crimestoppers anonymously.

• Poole Museum displays Mortar Wreck finds

  Poole Museum is now showing artefacts from the Mortar Wreck found off Studland in Poole Bay. The thirteenth century vessel was raised with help from Bournemouth University maritime archaeologists. Visitors can see Purbeck stone mortars and gravestone slabs recovered from the wreck. A Time Team episode will follow the discovery and its journey into the museum.