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Terras held again
RICHARD Groves finally found the net for Weymouth but it was still not enough to claim all three points at the Bob Lucas Stadium on Saturday. Following goalless draws in their opening two fixtures, the Terras went wild when the ex-Oxford United midfielder
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Magpies' search for first point goes on
DORCHESTER Town remain pointless in Blue Square Bet South following Dave Gilroy's last-gasp winner at the Avenue Stadium today. Despite arriving late, due to traffic congestion, and forcing kick-off to be delayed by 25 minutes, it was Woking who opened
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Weymouth artificial reefs plan hits choppy waters
A PROJECT to create artificial reefs near Wey-mouth to boost diving and fishing industries is facing bumpy waters. The Wreck to Reef (W2R) project has received a cash boost to progress plans, just after getting Dorset County Council on board
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Chapel SPYKIDS team defeat evil Mr Megabite
Bere Regis SPY KIDZ special agent holiday club at the congregational chapel has taken on a mission impossible to defeat the evil Mr Megabyte who has released a deadly virus into the computers of all the children on Planet Earth. The mission given
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What a cracking carnival it was!
This year was our first experience of the Weymouth Carnival. It was something I had read much about. Judging from the reports, it was to be run by a different group of people, the route would be changed and motorised floats would be re-introduced
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Dorset speed spy scheme set to be extended
A CONTROVERSIAL ‘speed spy’ scheme is to be extended to more communities throughout Dorset. The Community Speed Watch scheme allows members of the public to record speeding drivers using hand-held cameras supplied by the police. It has been running
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Ex-Weymouth teacher bags six-figure book deal
A FORMER Weymouth teacher has hit the big time after signing a six-figure book deal with publisher Orion. Kirsten Espensen, who taught at St Andrews School and Westfield Technology College, secured the lucrative agreement for her Stone-wylde novels.
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The Youth Olympics
This week sees the start of the Youth Olympic games with the sailing being held at the National Sailing Centre Singapore. Sailing has been an Olympic sport since 1900 so it makes sense that there is sailing at the Youth Olympics. This will see the sailing
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Fury as Hotel Rembrandt raiders 'escape justice'
HOTEL staff are furious after raiders escaped justice despite being caught on CCTV and one arrested at the scene. Police said they could not prosecute because of a lack of forensic evidence. Staff raised the alarm after spotting two hooded men on security
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Weymouth hoteliers' anger as raiders escape 'justice'
HOTEL staff are furious after raiders escaped justice despite being caught on CCTV and one arrested at the scene. Police said they could not prosecute because of a lack of forensic evidence. Staff raised the alarm after spotting two hooded men on security
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Champions
TUATARA Bar retained the Freshbites Maiden Street Trophy, edging out the threat of both Bar 314 and Market House to secure the local bragging rights for another year. In the end it was relatively plain sailing for the Weyland Construction Weymouth Sunday
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Signing off in style
NEWLY-CROWNED champions Wellworthy rounded off the Premiership campaign in style with victory at Greenhill. Having already secured the title, Wellies could have been forgiven for letting their guard down but instead they displayed the same level of determination
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Pierre is back for Terras
FORMER Reading striker Pierre Joseph-Dubois and ex-Portland United keeper Nick Carroll have become the latest new additions to the Terras’ squad. Joseph-Dubois returns for his third spell while Carroll will provide competition for Tom Manley and Ashley
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The Devils you know
Speedway fans will be the biggest winners tonight when the Weymouth Weyline Wildcats go to war with arch-rivals the Plymouth Devils at the Wessex Raceway (7.15pm), according to Phil Bartlett. The Wildcats’ chairman believes this evening’