Pictures show the historic bridge which connects Christchurch and Bournemouth
The bridge consists of three sections, each with its own distinct history and architectural style.
Bournemouth wave pool will never be forgotten
The wave machine at the BIC swimming pool holds a special place in the hearts of locals and visitors alike.
The event that lit up Bournemouth but vanished without a trace
There's a sense of nostalgia, a yearning for those cherished summer evenings when the Lower Gardens would transform into a flickering wonderland.
The county's most unloved and unappealing buildings - do you agree?
This list includes both existing structures and some that have been demolished, all of which have sparked debate and differing opinions.
Event on promenade drew nearly 200 vintage vehicles
The much-anticipated first Classic Cars On The Prom of the season,
How cows in meadows were replaced by wealthy Sandbanks residents
In the early 20th century, Sandbanks Road was a narrow country road bordered by thatched cottages and trees. The area was relatively undeveloped, with cows grazing in the nearby meadows. The only place for refreshments on the journey between Parkstone and Sandbanks was the Beehive Hotel, which stood on Sandbanks Road.
The unusual world record holding attraction that is Southbourne Lift
Also known as the Fisherman's Walk Cliff Railway, it was first opened in 1935, and was the last of three cliff railways to be constructed in Bournemouth.
Remember this funky Bournemouth bar? Look back at 90s photos
The buzzy cocktail bar was a beloved fixture for both locals and visitors, renowned for its imaginative drinks and distinctive, eclectic atmosphere.
Meet the Pirates: Poole speedway team of yesteryear
The Poole Pirates speedway team was founded in 1948 and has since become one of the most successful teams in British speedway.
