The Bournemouth One News Centre

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• Debut Rayan goal earns Bournemouth Villa draw

  Bournemouth secured a point at home after coming from behind to draw one all with Aston Villa today. The visitors led through Morgan Rogers before Rayan equalised early in the second half. Bournemouth pushed for a winner late on with several chances and corners. Both goalkeepers made key saves as the points were shared.

• Plans for Bournemouth SEND school are refused

  Plans to turn a large house in Bournemouth into a special educational needs and disabilities secondary school have been turned down. The proposal involved converting a former guest house on Southbourne Road to accommodate up to forty five students and twenty four staff. Council officers raised concerns about increased vehicle movements and the impact on the surrounding area. The lack of parking and cycle storage space was also cited as a key reason for refusal.

• Teenage footballer shortlisted for global award

  A Dorset teenager has been shortlisted for the People's Puskas Award, recognising the best goals in grassroots football worldwide. Daisy Preston, who plays for Wimborne Town FC under eighteen girls, is up against entries from several countries. The award celebrates standout goals from community pitches rather than professional stadiums.

• No injuries reported in Bournemouth collision

  Police responded to a two vehicle collision in Bournemouth yesterday. Emergency services were called to Talbot Avenue at just after 5:40pm. Officers confirmed there were no reports of any serious injuries.

• Charminster library closed for three months

  Charminster Library in Bournemouth will stay closed for about three months after a partial ceiling collapse revealed asbestos. Structural repairs are needed to joists in the affected area. Borrowed items can be returned to any Libraries West branch. Alternative libraries are available at Winton, Boscombe and Castlepoint. Councillor Andy Martin said safety is the priority while repairs continue.