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Tuesday February 11, 2014 / 3fb.com/bournemouthdailyecho
bournemouthecho.co.uk/news
Oh buoy, look what’s washed up
A BRIGHT yellow buoy
washed up from the sea at
Branksome Beach is now
heading back ‘home’.
Dorset residents flocked to
take a look at the one-ton
buoy, usually found further
out to sea, before it was
attended to by Wessex Water.
Workmen used a flatbed
and crane to lift it off the
sands of the beach, ready to
move it and reinstate it into
the sea today.
It comes just days after a
red buoy was washed up on
Sandbanks Beach due to the
high tides brought to the
South coast last week.
Borough of Poole took to
their Facebook page
yesterday to say that work is
being carried out to clear the
prom along Branksome
Beach of sand, to make it
passable following the
recent storms.
However, they said that
with more storms forecast,
they asked for residents’
patience as the sand may get
blown back up onto the
prom.
NEWS IN BRIEF
Flasher’s
guilty plea
BOURNEMOUTH: A flasher has
pleaded guilty to deliberately
exposing himself in Poole last
June, and possessing indecent
images of children.
Bournemouth Crown Court
heard Mark Lemon, 56,
admitted one count of
exposure dated June 6, and
four counts of possessing
indecent photographs,
although he denied one
further charge of exposure,
which was accepted by the
prosecution.
Lemon, of Chesildene
Avenue, Bournemouth, was
released on bail and will be
sentenced on March 10.
Pensioner
still critical
BOURNEMOUTH: An 85-year-old
woman remains in a critical
but stable condition after a
road accident in Boscombe.
The woman was crossing
Palmerston Road outside Aldi
when she was involved in a
collision with a black
Vauxhall Corsa on Friday
morning.
Actor truly fangful
for his starring rolePLAYING Dracula in the West End is
a dream come true for former
Bournemouth schoolboy Doug Child.
His career has completely
transformed from his days working as
a call advisor at First Assist in
Bournemouth to wowing thousands
of people on stage as part of the
cult collective The Circus of
Horrors.
The dream started
when Doug, aged 36, saw
an advert looking for a
someone to play
Nosferatu – The Camp
Dracula in the new
spectacular for its West
End debut.
He said: “I was busy
working in a call centre for
First Assist and saw the ad in
the Stage and before I knew it I was
performing with The Circus of
Horrors in a packed theatre in
London’s West End.”
The actor went to Pokesdown
School and then Porchester School
and first saw stardom when he played
the Mad Hatter in Adventure
Wonderland.
Doug, who still lives in
Bournemouth, is on the
road most of the time
with the travelling
show but still calls the
seaside town his home.
After leaving
Adventure Wonderland
Doug worked as a
performer at children’s
parties for four years and at
the First Assist call centre.
Doug is accompanied on stage by
Stephanie Mercury, who is another
local actress from Corfe Mullen.
He added: “I have always been a fan
of horror and Nosferatu was my hero.
“I studied his every move so when I
went for the audition I had it pretty
well nailed. Nevertheless, I was still
shocked to be given the job.”
The Circus of Horrors show
stormed into the finals of Britain’s
Got Talent with their eclectic
collection of the macabre inspired by
the streets of Victorian London.
Ever since its conception at
Glastonbury Festival in 1995 the tour
has achieved world cult status,
shocking audiences with daredevil
acts, from a pickled person to
outstanding aerial acrobatics.
Tickets are now on sale at the
Bournemouth Pavilion Ticket office
for the performance on Monday,
March 17 at 7.30pm.
CONTACT ME
t: 01202 411293
e: miriam.phillips@
bournemouthecho.co.uk
twitter: @echomiriam
Miriam
Phillips
VAMPING IT UP: Douglas Child will
be playing Nosferatu in the Circus
of Horrors’ new production and,
inset, at the call centre

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  • 1. NEWS Tuesday February 11, 2014 / 3fb.com/bournemouthdailyecho bournemouthecho.co.uk/news Oh buoy, look what’s washed up A BRIGHT yellow buoy washed up from the sea at Branksome Beach is now heading back ‘home’. Dorset residents flocked to take a look at the one-ton buoy, usually found further out to sea, before it was attended to by Wessex Water. Workmen used a flatbed and crane to lift it off the sands of the beach, ready to move it and reinstate it into the sea today. It comes just days after a red buoy was washed up on Sandbanks Beach due to the high tides brought to the South coast last week. Borough of Poole took to their Facebook page yesterday to say that work is being carried out to clear the prom along Branksome Beach of sand, to make it passable following the recent storms. However, they said that with more storms forecast, they asked for residents’ patience as the sand may get blown back up onto the prom. NEWS IN BRIEF Flasher’s guilty plea BOURNEMOUTH: A flasher has pleaded guilty to deliberately exposing himself in Poole last June, and possessing indecent images of children. Bournemouth Crown Court heard Mark Lemon, 56, admitted one count of exposure dated June 6, and four counts of possessing indecent photographs, although he denied one further charge of exposure, which was accepted by the prosecution. Lemon, of Chesildene Avenue, Bournemouth, was released on bail and will be sentenced on March 10. Pensioner still critical BOURNEMOUTH: An 85-year-old woman remains in a critical but stable condition after a road accident in Boscombe. The woman was crossing Palmerston Road outside Aldi when she was involved in a collision with a black Vauxhall Corsa on Friday morning. Actor truly fangful for his starring rolePLAYING Dracula in the West End is a dream come true for former Bournemouth schoolboy Doug Child. His career has completely transformed from his days working as a call advisor at First Assist in Bournemouth to wowing thousands of people on stage as part of the cult collective The Circus of Horrors. The dream started when Doug, aged 36, saw an advert looking for a someone to play Nosferatu – The Camp Dracula in the new spectacular for its West End debut. He said: “I was busy working in a call centre for First Assist and saw the ad in the Stage and before I knew it I was performing with The Circus of Horrors in a packed theatre in London’s West End.” The actor went to Pokesdown School and then Porchester School and first saw stardom when he played the Mad Hatter in Adventure Wonderland. Doug, who still lives in Bournemouth, is on the road most of the time with the travelling show but still calls the seaside town his home. After leaving Adventure Wonderland Doug worked as a performer at children’s parties for four years and at the First Assist call centre. Doug is accompanied on stage by Stephanie Mercury, who is another local actress from Corfe Mullen. He added: “I have always been a fan of horror and Nosferatu was my hero. “I studied his every move so when I went for the audition I had it pretty well nailed. Nevertheless, I was still shocked to be given the job.” The Circus of Horrors show stormed into the finals of Britain’s Got Talent with their eclectic collection of the macabre inspired by the streets of Victorian London. Ever since its conception at Glastonbury Festival in 1995 the tour has achieved world cult status, shocking audiences with daredevil acts, from a pickled person to outstanding aerial acrobatics. Tickets are now on sale at the Bournemouth Pavilion Ticket office for the performance on Monday, March 17 at 7.30pm. CONTACT ME t: 01202 411293 e: miriam.phillips@ bournemouthecho.co.uk twitter: @echomiriam Miriam Phillips VAMPING IT UP: Douglas Child will be playing Nosferatu in the Circus of Horrors’ new production and, inset, at the call centre