Ian Crump

1 week ago | bournemouthecho.co.uk | Ian Crump

7 1/1 Stepping back two decades through aerial photographs of Bournemouth reveals a fascinating snapshot of a town in transition. Images from 2005 showcase a landscape where familiar landmarks stand, yet differences are plentiful. Areas now bustling with new residential and commercial developments appear as greener spaces or lower-density housing. The coastline, while still iconic, reflects ongoing coastal management.

1 week ago | bournemouthecho.co.uk | Ian Crump

The event, held in New Park, was an overwhelming success, attracting a remarkable 9,500 dogs. Many of the canine competitors were on the path to Crufts, or had already graced its hallowed rings. However, even the prestige of Crufts couldn't rival the natural beauty of the New Forest setting, despite a few rain showers on the first day.

1 week ago | bournemouthecho.co.uk | Ian Crump

5 1/1 Rewind to June 13, 1999, and the air in Wimborne Minster was buzzing with the energy of its annual fair. Pictures from that day paint a nostalgic scene, showcasing a busy marketplace around the historic Minster, adorned with colourful stalls and cheerful crowds. Morris dancers swirled, folk musicians played lively tunes, and the streets were alive with onlookers enjoying the spectacle.

1 week ago | bournemouthecho.co.uk | Ian Crump

4 1/1 Bournemouth, celebrated for its Victorian grandeur and seaside charm, may appear as a relatively modern creation. Yet, found within its rural suburbs lies Queen's Park, an expanse with a history that stretches back centuries, long before the first promenades graced the coastline. From ancient heathland, parliamentary acts that reshaped the landscape, royal intrigue, and a passion for sport - the park has seen it all.

1 week ago | msn.com | Ian Crump

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