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I love the month of November when the whole family wrap up warm and head off to Stanpit Recreation Ground for the annual bonfire and firework display. There’s always so much to do and great to see so many familiar faces (and an affordable event for the whole family). My favourite part of the evening has to be the Gugge 2000 Band! Jigging away to the Gugge band whilst embarrassing my boys is always a must!

A couple of exciting announcements this month; Jenni Baden Howard,Editor of www.nonstopmama.compreviously Beauty editor for The Daily Telegraph for many years, now writes for a range of UK Glossies which now includes a monthly column here in the Christchurch Eye! Also, BroganMooney who wrote our Teen Column for us last month has come on board too as a regular columnist which is now titled ‘Brogan’s Column’.Congratulations to Mrs M Robb of Highcliffe for winning our Sudoku Competition to see Christchurch’s Gilbert & Sullivan Societys’ PrincessIda at the Regent Centre, we hope you enjoyed the show! Also,

congratulations to Mary Whitcher for winning a Bouquet of Flowers courtesy of Fairmile Florist!

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Father Christmas has been so

delighted at the reception given to

him by Christchurch people in past

years that he will be bringing more

of his reindeer – six in total - to the

town’s Christmas Festival.This year’s Festival takes place on Saturday 27

November and a host of entertainment is being

planned to get everyone in the festive spirit.

The traditional Christmas market will be in the

pedestrianised High Street from 10am to 7pm

selling a wide range of food, drink and Christmas

gifts.

Father Christmas will be led by his reindeer into

the High Street to join the Mayor, Cllr Nick Geary,

on the balcony of the Mayor’s Parlour for the

switch-on of the Christmas lights at 4.30pm.

Heart FM breakfast show presenters Jules and

Bunker will also be on the balcony to talk to the

crowd.

Following the ceremony, the reindeer will

transport Santa down to the Priory where he will

speak to children and receive their Christmas

wish letters. Children will also get a chance to

pet the reindeer there.

Throughout the day, from 10am to 4pm,

Christchurch Community Partnership will be

presenting Magical Moments in the marquee in

Saxon Square. This will include performances

from Christchurch Music Centre, State of

Undress, Stourvale Mummers, children’s

entertainer Mervin Cole, Swing Unlimited, Pure

Funk, Treehouse Theatre, Lighthouse bands and

groups from Christchurch Junior School and

Mudeford Infants.

The Priory church will be holding its Christmas

Fair on the same day. There will also be activities

and entertainment in Bargates as well as offers

in shops in the High Street and Bargates.

Christchurch Library will be holding story-telling

sessions and craft activities in the morning and

afternoon.

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Hi I just wanted to feedback that Cheeseand Alfies in Christchurch is such agreat place to be!! The homemadecakes are fantastic; the staff are soaccommodating, happy and friendly.My daughter loves the books, toysand drawing on offer and it just hasa great feel to it!! The best bit is I hadbreakfast there this morning for 10p!!!(On the 10th day of the 10th month of2010, Cheese & Alfies’ served Brekkieto their first 10 customers for 10p!) Itwas delicious. I cannot recommend thisplace enough.

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Did you know there is a smallmagazine called ‘Grace’ that ispublished in Christchurch and is inits 51st year? It sends its magazinesall around the world. Whenever youpop into their office the Grace Ladiesalways make time for a chat and kindword. The magazine is a joy to readwith its uplifting message and healthyliving nature’s way.

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This month I’d like to say a Big Thanksto all the staff at the Post Officein Christchurch High Street. As afrequent visitor to their counters, I’malways presented with a ‘Hello’, a smileand polite conversation. I’ve alwaysfound that they are very helpful andinformative of the many services thatthey provide.

Cheryl Dennett

The Mcpet shop in Walkford is themost helpful; welcoming pet shop inthe area if they haven’t got somethingyou need they will get it and deliverfor you.

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My favourite place in Christchurchis by the river where I go fishing andwatch the wildlife. It is quiet thereand away from the noise of the town.A place where you can just relaxwithout being disturbed.

Brian Wood

Since the re-opening of the CopperSkillet last year my fiancé and I havebecome frequent visitors as welove their wonderful breakfasts. Myfiancé has the full skillet and alwayscomments on what a filling and goodquality breakfast it is. I usually havethe smaller version the ‘Half Skillet’which is just as great. The ownersand staff are always welcoming andfriendly and cannot do enough foryou. Having tried many ‘a breakfastout’, it is by far the best.

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Recently the Federation of Small Businesses’held its Small Business Friendly Awards forcouncils. The winner for Best All Round SmallBusiness Friendliness was Christchurch Council.The nomination contained a raft of the Council’sinitiatives, including one where officers hadcontacted every business in the Borough entitled toSmall Business Rate Relief (SBRR). Such relief willbe of great help to struggling firms.

Offering a helping hand with business rates leavesonly the issue of continuous rent rises - anotherburden on a small business, particularly for highstreet premises. It is often the combination of ratesand rent rises that tips a business over the edge.

There are still many independent shops in the towncentre, Bargates, and further afield and, at present,only a few empty units. These often end up beingtaken by national chains or charity shops, whichare able to afford the payments. But this has ledto a change in many high streets and complaintsthat it’s difficult to tell one from another. So it wasinteresting to read proposals in London to usethe planning system to support the provision ofaffordable retail units when applications for retaildevelopments are made. This already happenswith housing development. So is this somethingthat could be achieved here?

The character of small towns such as Christchurchis often in the variety of its independent shops.Maybe potential new sites, such as the former PostOffice site on Wick Lane, are ripe for such an idea.Perhaps the Council could pioneer this in Dorsetand win again?

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If you’re using home hair colours, the crucialthing is to check product packaging forsuitability (especially if your tresses are alreadycoloured or chemically treated), do the sensitivityand strand tests and always seek professionaladvice from a local salon if you’re in any doubt.More complex processes, like highlighting andlowlighting, are often best left to the pros.

A fast, easy way to give your beauty routine aninstant, seasonal update is at your fingertips(and toes, too!). ‘Very warm, autumnal nailcolours are definitely “in” now,’ confirms AlisonFilbee, senior therapist at the Matisse BeautyClinic, Christchurch (for appointments, tel:01202 487070). ‘The most popular shadesfor manicures now are mushrooms, darkerbrowns and even deep greens’. Matisse stocksthe Jessica range of Custom Nail Colours, aprofessional range that’s a hit with beauty pros.‘Among our favourites in the salon are the newVictorian Crush, a soft green, and Bittersweet,a dark toffee shade, which are both part of theMuse autumn/winter collection’. The salon alsooffers a Jessica Three Week Manicure, whichinvolves “setting” colour under UV light forglossy, long-lasting effect. ‘It’s ideal if you’rebusy and the benefits include smudge and chip-free colour,’ adds Alison.

On the town’s beauty counters, too, look out forthis season’s delicious new shades of chocolateand rich, deep berries. At Boots, try No 7’sStay Perfect Nail Polish in Spun Sugar andDamson Dream, Bourjois’ 1 Seconde Nail Polishin Gris Cashmere or Maybelline New York’sForever Strong Professional Varnish in ExtremeBlackcurrant or Really Rose.

Coming in the next issue: ideas for decoratingyour home for Christmas.

In the meantime, for more up-to-the minutenews on beauty, fashion, homes and more,read Jenni’s blog at www.nonstopmama.com


Our new columnistJenni Baden Howardedits nonstopmama.com, an online magazinewith beauty, fashion,homes, food, exclusiveinterviews and greatgiveaways. Jenni haswritten for many nationalnewspapers andglossies, including TheDaily Telegraph, Elle and Marie ClaireMarie Claire.

I’m really excited about writing for ChristchurchEye and getting the opportunity to chat to allthe fantastic local businesses and experts– from hair stylists to homes and interiorsshops, restaurants to gift boutiques – with theaim bringing you lots of ideas and inspiration,targeted to the season.

Where to begin?! This month, we’re kicking offwith a beauty theme. Now that temperatures aredropping – despite the last minute rays of southcoast sunshine we’ve been loving recently – it’s agreat time to think about adding a bit of warmthand gloss to post-summer hair and updatingyour make-up for the colder months (any excuseto splash out on a new lip gloss or nail polish,no?).

‘After summer’s lighter, sunkissed looks, manyclients want to tone their hair colour down alittle for autumn,’ says Hannah Mattingly, artdirector at Toni & Guy salon, Christchurch (forappointments, tel: 01202 409560). ‘Many of usare drawn to warmer, more autumnal shades tomatch the season’.

Colour-enhancing shampoos and conditioners– such as those by John Frieda and CharlesWorthington, available in town at Boots andWaitrose, for example – along with temporaryand semi-permanent colours (used at home orapplied professionally in a salon) can be used toadd depth and shine to post-summer tresses.Hannah at Toni & Guy also suggests the salon’sprofessional Natural Glossing treatment. ‘Thisis inbetween a semi-permanent and permanentcolour,’ she explains. ‘It will fade out withoutregrowth, but it’s important to come in for acomplimentary consultation first to check thatit’s compatible with your hair’.

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David King was born in SouthBockhampton Christchurch he waseducated at Bransgore Church ofEngland Primary School and then wenton to Twynham Secondary School.

David King of Dorset Road Christchurch hasjust completed The Prostate Cancer Pro 161KMStoke-on-Trent Stage of the Tour of Britain ‘UniteByCycling’. The same route as the ProfessionalRiders took on 12th September.

David 36 was inspired to take on the challenge insupport of the Charity after his cousins Richard andDavid Hill lost their farther Robert Hill to Prostatecancer last August. Robert was an active memberof Prostate Cancer Support Association (CentralEngland) The boys and three friends got together totake part as ‘Team Hill’ in memory of Robert.

The Team left Longdon Park at 08.30am they madegood time to the first feeding station at Milwich35KM onto Ramsorn Common 65KM, Tittesworth

Country Park 105KM on to Gun Hillthen back to Longton Park. Thelads came over the finishing line as ateam. David finishing 495 although ittook them 7hrs 50mins in total theydid spend rather a long time at thefeeding stations and having photo’staken. Their actual time on theroad was about 6hrs 15 Min’s.

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David King of Dorset Road Christchurch has just completed The Prostate Cancer Pro 161KM Stoke-on-Trent Stage of the Tour of Britain ‘Unite ByCycling’. The same route as the Professional Riders took on 12th September.

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I am light and heatMy flames dance andsingI’m fun and a treatMy smoke rises and billows

I attract attentionFrom near and farMy sparks an extensionFly high in the sky

My fire makes patternsThat entice you to stareInto my depthsWhat do you see there

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Winter is one of myfavourite seasons;boiling hot bubblebaths, cups of tea,big jumpers and fluffysocks, Saturday nightsin with a take-awaywatching Strictly ComeDancing or The XFactor. Staying in mypyjama’s being fixedto the TV all day never seems bad or curling up onto the TV all day never seems bad or curling up onthe sofa with an old Disney movie. Oh and of course,there’s always that glimpse of hope that we mightwitness some snow again!

However, despite all of that, everyday I find myselfcomplaining to my friend Kelly on our walk to the trainstation about how cold it is. We both wish we hadworn two pairs of socks or invested in a proper pairof gloves. Although, by the time we start walking andclimb onto the busy train, we tend to forget about it.

Another thing I always seem to complain about in theAnother thing I always seem to complain about in theWinter is walking everywhere. Not only is it freezingcold in the mornings, but I’m always so tired fromworking and school work, I really can’t be bothered!Maybe it’s just because I’m lazy, but sometimes Ipersuade my mum to take me to the train station orpick me up from work, even though I don’t live thatfar away.

Last Saturday however, I decided to cycle to work andas I was passing Christchurch Junior School, I sawan elderly woman stumble over the pavement and fallto the floor. She dropped her newspaper and purseand sat on the ground in shock. I jumped off my bike,helped her up again and asked if she needed me tocall anyone for her. She seemed fine, thanked me, andwalked on home. At that point, I realised, if someonenearly 50 years older than me can walk aroundChristchurch to her house at a slow pace, then I reallyshouldn’t complain about walking places too.

So although I can’t drive yet, I’ll just put on a biggercoat and appreciate when my mum does give melifts. She reminds me that I’m young and should bewalking, even if it is winter!

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It is hard to believe that the site of a municipalcar park was once a thriving community, an areawith shops, small businesses and houses withfamilies; it was swept aside to make way for thefamilies; it was swept aside to make way for the motorcar. The area is now the car park next to the Conservative Club, immediately adjacent to the roundabout at the end of the bypass. The roundabout is called the Pit site roundabout and the car park is the Pit site car park. The area was once a gravel pit from which the local inhabitants would have extracted gravel for building and road mending. When the gravel was no longer required or ran out the area was gradually developed. People built small cottages, yards and store houses on ground they had come to believe was theirs. These buildings were made of cob and thatch, (roofing slate not being a local material, was expensive) all the dwelling houses no doubt contained large families with very little furniture. By the early 19th

century the community was an integral part of Bargates.

On the 20th July 1825 a catastrophic fire saw the total destruction of many houses and fifty two families were made homeless. The town of Christchurch responded to the tragedy with remarkable speed and compassion, homes were found for the homeless and a collection fund was started, over a thousand pounds was raised. As a result of the destruction the area was rebuilt with a different layout and different materials. Brick and slate were used rather than the cob and thatch. The design of cottages built was not dissimilar to the ones that have just been finished in Wick Lane. One thoroughfare was named after John Spicer, the Chairman of the committee that was set up to distribute the money raised.

The generosity of the town at this time was commemorated in a Plaque which was placed on a cottage in Spicer Street (the cottage, incidentally, that my Great Great Grandparents lived in). The small map dating from the 1840s shows the layout of the area very well. It had a pump, blacksmith, small courtyard and a “lock up,” which replaced the “blind house” (a round building with no windows which was used to imprison miscreants).

Over time the main route out of the Town changed, from the road through Bargates and

Faimile to Barrack Road which had once been just a lane leading past fields to the Barracks. This route began to attract more and more traffic with the growth in popularity of Bournemouth as a holiday destination in the late 19th Century and the increase of motor car traffic. This resulted in the widening of Barrack Road (on a number of occasions over the years). Then when the newly widened Iford Bridge was opened in the early 1930’s a bottleneck at the pit site was created. By the 1930’s the Pit site had become run down and neglected, it became rather notorious as a den of iniquity. The houses in western end of the Pit site were condemned and demolished, this was timely as it allowed the growing number of motor cars an easier access to the Town. The Eastern end of the pit site remained with buildings which included the Antelope Inn and Millers Brother builders and decorator’s house and yard. With traffic filled roads all around and plans for a new by pass coming right into the Town, these buildings were doomed and so after compulsory purchase by the authorities they were demolished and replaced by the Pit site roundabout leaving no memorial except the name.

More information on the Great Fire and on the Pit site can be obtained from the Christchurch Local History Society.

It is hard to believe that the site of a municipal car park was once a thriving community, an area with shops, small businesses and houses with families; it was swept aside to make way for the

Local History by Mike Andrews

Above: A copy of the 1840’s Tithe Map from the collection of Allen White

Right: The commemorative plaque which was placed over the door of the Preston’s cottage in Spicer Street


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29 Oct – 4 NovStitching at Stanpit Brenda Weeks - Exhibition of student’swork at The Hayloft Gallery, 14 Wick Lane, Christchurch Daily 10-4 Admission free 01202 428004

5 Nov – 21 DecFrost Fair For unique and affordable Christmas gifts made by local artists at The Hayloft Gallery, 14 Wick Lane,Christchurch Admission Free www.cadarts.com 01202428004

6 NovA Coffee Morning in aid of “Save the Children” is to be heldin The Mayor’s Parlour, Saxon Square, Christchurch from 10a.m. ‘till noon. Coffee and cake - £1.50. Christmas Cardswill be on sale.

6 NovPoole & Parkstone Productions present - “Around the World with P & P” an evening of music from the top shows. Tobe held at The Regent Centre, High Street, Christchurch at 7.30p.m. This charity event is in aid of The Lions Clubof Christchurch charities and “Guide Dogs for the Blind”. Tickets available from Tel: 01202 489864

6 NovChristchurch Rotary announces the 2010 ChristchurchCommunity Bonfire and Fireworks Spectacular with the customary wide range of complementary activities at StanpitRecreation Ground. Once again, with the participation of many local organisations, there will be plenty for youngpeople to do between opening time and the start of the fireworks.Provisional Timetable: Gates open (for plentifulstalls offering food and entertainment): 5.00pm Bonfirelighting 6.15pm Gugge Band 7.00pm Fireworks 7.45pmFree Parking: Two Riversmeet Arena (NB: No spectatorparking on Stanpit Recreation Ground)

6 - 7 NovAntiques Fair at Highcliffe Castle from 10.00am - 4.00pm

20 NovNearly New Sale – Children’s Clothes, Toys & Equipment.10am-12noon at Portfield Community Hall in Portfield Road. Free Admission. For enquries or to book a table pleasecontact Beth 07771 276807 or email [email protected] Proceeds to Portfield Bears Toddler Group.

21 NovCADArts Christmas Craft Fair 10.30am – 4 pm HoburneFarm Caravan Park, Hoburne Lane, Highcliffe Entry 50p www.cadarts.com 01202 428004

24 NovCatch the Killer Presents ‘A Murder Mystery Supper Evening’ Highcliffe Castle 7.00pm Contact Highcliffe Castle for furtherdetails. 01425 278807

Community Diary & InformationThis is a free page to publicise your local events and information. Copydeadline is November 12th for inclusion in the December edition ofChristchurch Eye.


Solution to Mind benders1. Just between you and me2. Open and shut case3. Blood is thicker than water

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24 NovTRANSITION TOWN Christchurch FREE SHORT FILMSEVENING 7.30 to 9.30 pm Rear Hall, Baptist Church,Bargates, Christchurch An evening of short films anddiscussion Free event, refreshments available For furtherinformation contact: Lesley 01202 483230

26 NovCraft Event to be held at Greystones Community Centre, Highcliffe 9.30am-12noon

27 NovChristmas Fayre – Greystones Community Centre, Highcliffe9.30am – 12 noon FREE ENTRY

27 NovChristchurch U3A’s popular band Vintage Brass will beplaying at St Katherine’s Church, Church Road, Southbourneat 7pm. Also on the programme will be the equally popularSt George’s Choir. The concert is in aid of Cancer Research.Everybody is welcome and tickets at £6 (tea and biscuits included) can be obtained by sending a cheque madepayable to “Cancer Research UK” together with SAE, to 11a Salisbury Road, Burton, Christchurch, BH23 7JG.

27 NovChristchurch Christmas Festival. Great fun for all the familywith: -Christmas Market, giant slide and children’s rides in thetraffic-free High Street from 10am-7pm -Magical Momentstraffic-free High Street from 10am-7pm -Magical Moments featuring youth bands and entertainment in Saxon Square -featuring youth bands and entertainment in Saxon Square - Priory Christmas Fayre with Reindeer 3pm-7pm - ChristmasPriory Christmas Fayre with Reindeer 3pm-7pm - Christmas Lights Switch On by the Mayor of Christchurch Cllr. NickLights Switch On by the Mayor of Christchurch Cllr. Nick Geary and HEART FM outside the Old Town Hall in the HighGeary and HEART FM outside the Old Town Hall in the High Street at 4.30pm

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(by arrangement)6.30pm – Evensong and SermonWeekdays and Saturdays – 8.30am – Matins9am – Holy Communion11am – Thursdays Holy Communion5pm – Evening Prayer

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Sun 31 Oct, Mon 1 & Wed 3 Nov 7.30pm. Mats:Mon & Wed 2.30pm: Tamara Drewe (15)

Tuesday 2 November 7.30pm. Dorset CorsetTheatre Co., presents Frankenstein: The Yearwithout Summer. Tickets: £11 Concs: £10

Fri 5 Nov 7.30pm for RNLI & Rotary £11Sat 6 Nov 7.30pm for Guide Dogs & Lions £11P & P CHARITY CONCERTS

Sunday 7 November 7.30pm £17.50 Concs£16.50JUKE BOX LEGENDS

John Leyton, Mike Berry & BandsMon 8, Wed 10 & Thurs 11 Nov 7.30pmMats Wed & Thurs 2.30pmWALL STREET 2: MONEY NEVER SLEEPS(12A)

Tuesday 9 November 7.30pm £10 Concs £9Band of the Royal British LegionARMISTICE CONCERT

Friday 12 November 7.30pm £20.50JOE BROWN

Sat 13 Nov 6pm Live by satellite £24 Concs £20Sat 20 Nov 1pm & 6pm Recorded £22 Concs £19Met Opera N Y - DON PASQUALE – Donizetti

Sunday 14 November 7.30pm £10.50 Concs£9.50Swing Unlimited Big BandEVENING OF REMEMBRANCE & NOSTALGIA

Mon 15 – Thurs 18 Nov 7.30pm Mats Tues & Wed2.30pmMADE IN DAGENHAM (15)

Thursday 18 November 2.30pm £12 Concs £10A VERY MERRY MUSIC HALL

Friday 19 November 2.30pm & 7.30pm Local filmsMONTAGUE JACK WAS JACK THE RIPPERFROM WIMBORNE (12A)CENTENERY FLIGHT (U)

Fri 19 & Sat 20 Nov7.45pm Studio £10Concs £9Arena Theatre –METAMORPHOSIS

Sunday 21 November 7.30pm£16ROCK ‘N’ ROLL PARADISE –Presley, Lewis, Colhran etc.

Wed 24 – Sat 27 Nov 7.15pm Mat Sat2.30pmTheatre 2000 – SOUTH PACIFIC

Wed & Mat £11.50 Thurs & Fri £13 Concs£12 Sat Eve £13Sunday 28 November 3.00pm £12 Concs£10Romance of Spain – FIESTA ESPAÑOLA

Sun 28 & Mon 29 November 7.30pm. MatMon 2.30pm: Eat Pray Love (PG)

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The Grove Pharmacy, 48 The Grove, Xch, Tel: 01202 484310 Mon-Fri 9-6 Sat 9-1

Wessex Pharmacies Ltd, 186 Somerford Road, Xch Tel: 01202 482197 Mon-Fri 9-1.15/2.15-5.30 Sat 9-1.15

Boots, 23 Saxon Square, Xch Tel: 01202 483034 Mon-Sat 9-1.30/2.30-5.30

Burton Pharmacy, 123 Salisbury Road, Burton, Xch Tel: 01202 477771 Mon-Fri 9-1/2-6.30

Lloyds, 248 Lymington Road, Highcliffe, Xch Tel: 01425 274291 Mon-Fri 8.45-5.30 Sat 9-4

Mudeford Pharmacy, 94 Mudeford, Xch Tel: 01425 272798 Mon-Fri 9-1/2-5.30(weds ‘til 1) Sat 9-1/2-5

Rowlands Pharmacy, 136 Purewell, Xch Tel: 01202 484840 Mon-Fri 8.45-6.30 Sat 8.45-1

Your Local Boots Pharmacy, 2a Twynham Avenue, XchTel: 01202 486276 Mon- Fri 8.45-1/2-6.15

LibrariesChristchurch Library Opening Hours: Mon 9.30-5 Tue 10-7 Wed 9.30-1 Thu 9.30-7 Fri 9.30-5.30

Sat 9-4Highcliffe Library Opening Hours: Mon 10-6.30 Tue 9.30-5 Wed Closed Thu 9.30-1 Fri 9.30-6.30

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Police (Non-Emergency) 01202 222 222

Crimestoppers 0800 55 51 11

Neighbourhood & Home Watch 01202 222 222

Medical/Health ServicesNHS Direct 0845 46 47

Dorset out-of-hours medical service 0845 600 1013

Bournemouth A&E 01202 70 41 67

Bournemouth Hospital 01202 30 36 26

Local Councils & ServicesChristchurch Borough Council 01202 495000

Dorset County Council 01305 251000

Christchurch Information Centre 01202 471780

Regent Centre 01202 499199

Bournemouth Airport 01202 364000

Post Office 0845 722 3344

HelplinesCommunity Safety Issues 01202 495 111

Anti-social Behaviour 01202 495044

Dorset County Council 01305 221 000

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Citizens Advice Bureau 01308 456 594

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Southern Electric 0845 071 3953

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Environment Agency 0800 80 70 60

National Drugs Helpline 0800 77 66 00

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National Debtline 0808 808 40 00

Alcoholics Anonymous 0207 403 0888

Pet CareRSPCA - Ashley Heath 0870 010 18 49

Cats Protection 01202 579468

Taxi FirmsChritax 01202 48 48 48

Christchurch Radio Cabs 01202 47 00 00

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