The Bournemouth One News Centre

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

• Cherries win at Wolves to seal away points

  AFC Bournemouth secured a two nil away win at Wolverhampton Wanderers after a disciplined and composed performance. Junior Kroupi opened the scoring before Alex Scott added a late second to settle the contest. Goalkeeper Djordje Petrovic made a series of important saves as pressure grew. The result gives Bournemouth a clean sheet and three valuable points on the road.

• Residents return home after Storm Chandra

  Residents are being allowed back after their homes after they were evacuated during flooding caused by Storm Chandra at three sites in the Bournemouth area. River and groundwater levels rose quickly after intense rainfall, leading to evacuations and more than one hundred flooding reports on local roads. Power has been restored at Iford Bridge and flood warnings there have been lifted. Further rain is forecast, with a yellow weather warning expected from midday on Monday. People are being advised to remain cautious and check travel plans.

• Risks remain as unsettled weather continues

  Residents across Bournemouth Christchurch and Poole are being urged to remain cautious as unsettled weather continues following Storm Chandra. Although river levels have dropped, further rain is forecast and a yellow warning for rain is due from midday on Monday. The council says wet ground locally and upstream could worsen flooding and disrupt travel. People are advised to take care near water, avoid flooded roads and allow extra time for journeys over the weekend. Support work continues for communities affected earlier in the week.

• Country Roadshow brings Nashville to Boscombe

  A country music roadshow is coming to Bournemouth with a night of live performances and dancing at the O2 Academy. The event will feature tribute acts celebrating major country artists alongside UK performers, with line dancing and themed entertainment planned throughout the evening. Organisers say audiences can expect a lively atmosphere inspired by Nashville. The show forms part of a wider UK tour focused on live country music experiences.

• Bournemouth route 36 bus service to continue

  Bus route thirty six serving parts of Bournemouth will continue running following a review by BCP Council. The service links Talbot Village, Branksome Woods, Kinson and West Howe with the town centre and had been highlighted as important by residents during a public consultation. Councillors say the route is well used and vital for people without access to a car. Council leader Millie Earl says the review has helped target funding where it is most needed. A decision on continued bus subsidies will be discussed at a cabinet meeting on four February.