The Bournemouth One News Centre

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

• Pregnant woman hurt in Poole e-bike collision

  A pregnant woman is recovering in hospital after being involved in a collision involving an e-bike in Poole. The incident happened on Herbert Avenue on Monday night, with the rider reported to have left the scene. The woman, aged in her 30s, received hospital treatment, and her baby, who has since been born, remains in hospital in a serious condition as officers continue enquiries into the circumstances. Officers want to hear from witnesses, anyone with dashcam footage, and the rider and passenger involved.

• Sustainable designer stages local show

  A Bournemouth based sustainable fashion designer is preparing to stage her first fashion show, marking five years of her brand. Muskan Mehan says the event reflects her journey from student designer to a more considered approach to clothing and consumption. The show will take place in Bournemouth in February and focuses on upcycled garments and traditional textiles. Her work has also been featured in an American arts journal and is due to appear at Paris Fashion Week later this year.

• O2 switches on 5G standalone in Dorset

  Faster mobile connections are now live across several Dorset towns after O2 switched on its latest standalone five G network. Coverage now reaches more than three hundred and eighty thousand people in places including Bournemouth, Poole, Christchurch. The new system is built on entirely new infrastructure, improving speed, reliability and response times. O2 says this will support residents, businesses and visitors, particularly in busy coastal areas with year round demand. The rollout forms part of a wider national upgrade taking place across hundreds of UK locations.

• Feel like dancing? Leo Sayer coming to Poole

  Singer Leo Sayer is set to return to Poole as part of what could be his final full UK tour. He will appear at Lighthouse in October this year, performing songs from across his long recording career. The artist has said he is not retiring but plans to reduce the number of dates he performs. The show will feature many of his best-known hits, backed by his band.

• Disruption for Poole rail passengers

  Train services linking Poole with London will be disrupted this weekend because of planned engineering work on the South Western Railway network. On Sunday, afternoon and evening services between London Waterloo and Poole will not run, with other trains revised earlier in the day. Passengers travelling from Bournemouth and Poole are being advised to check journeys in advance and allow extra time. Replacement buses will operate on some routes, including parts of Hampshire and the Island Line.