The requirements of the order state that Bell must not:
Enter Poole High Street, certain paths off Poole High Street, Poole Dolphin Centre, Poole Bus Station including the service road and underpasses to the bus station and Pitwines Sainsburys, between 8am and 6pm.
Enter any BCP car park between the hours of 8am and 6pm.
Swear or use threatening or abusive words or behaviour in public in the borough of the Bournemouth, Christchurch & Poole Council.
Between the hours of 8am and 6pm, sit, stand or squat on a footpath, street, or public highway within the area of BCP council, with any receptacle for collecting money or with his arm/hand outstretched.
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Poole Magistrates Court A WOMAN who breached the first Covid lockdown on two occasions has been sentenced for a string of crimes. Courtney Louise Lockyer, 21, admitted both breaches as well as offence of theft, criminal damage, driving without due care and attention, failing to comply with a dispersal order and causing intentional harassment, alarm or distress. Lockyer, of Suffolk Road, Bournemouth, was sentenced at Poole Magistrates’ Court on April 14. Prosecutors said that during the first lockdown, the defendant left where she was staying in Poole on two days in April 2020 without a reasonable excuse. The court heard she drove a Ford car in Bath Road, Bournemouth, without due care and attention on July 26, 2020.
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1/1 MORE than 20 motorbikes, ten cars and two buses drove past the memorial site of 21-year-old Joshua Cartlidge to pay tribute after he died in a crash in March. Police officers were called to a road traffic collision that occurred just after 9pm on Monday, March 15, on the Dorset Way between the Oakdale slip road and the Tower Park roundabout involving a white Honda motorcycle. The rider of the motorcycle, Joshua Cartlidge, a driver for Morebus, died at the scene. A group of Joshua’s friends decided to cycle 21 miles, starting at Poole Bus Station, in memory of their friend. The idea was born when the son of Morebus employee Chris Tubbs said he recognised Joshua and said he “always had a big smile on his face”.
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1/1 MORE than 20 motorbikes, ten cars and two buses drove past the memorial site of 21-year-old Joshua Cartlidge to pay tribute after he died in a crash. Police officers were called to a road traffic collision that occurred just after 9pm on Monday, March 15, on the Dorset Way between the Oakdale slip road and the Tower Park roundabout involving a white Honda motorcycle. The rider of the motorcycle, Joshua Cartlidge, a driver for Morebus, died at the scene. A group of Joshua’s friends decided to cycle 21 miles, starting at Poole Bus Station, in memory of their friend. The idea was born when the son of Morebus employee Chris Tubbs said he recognised Joshua and said he “always had a big smile on his face”.
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