12:02pm Thursday 25th May 2006
WEYMOUTH have officially been deducted four points from last season's total over the Solomon Taiwo affair.
Conference officials informed Terras of the long-awaited decision after Altrincham lost an appeal over a separate 18-point penalty for fielding an ineligible player.
Terras punishment means Garry Hill's men officially won the Conference South championship by four points, finishing on 90 points.
Chairman Martyn Harrison said the Wessex Stadium outfit still believe the penalty, which does not include any financial fine, was harsh but do not plan to appeal.
For the full story see today's Dorset Echo.
Trading standards were investigating today after a Christmas Lapland attraction was described by one disgruntled visitor as a more like a car boot sale.
Three senior figures from Haringey Council have lost their jobs over the Baby P tragedy.
WEYMOUTH threw away the three points with a dour second-half display against a ten-man Mansfield side at the Wessex Stadium.
England and Scotland have been drawn in the same group for Rugby World Cup 2011 in New Zealand.
The popular production of Hamlet starring David Tennant has been targeted by counterfeiters, the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) said.
Following the highly acclaimed and well received sell-out performance at the Pavilion Theatre on a first visit to Bournemouth earlier this year, the Nelson Riddle Orchestra returns with a special holiday gala performance in the BIC Windsor Hall on Saturday, December 27.
To celebrate arrival of brand new games publisher PlayV, weve a special competition prize to give away: four great games from their opening lineup, a prize bundle that would cost £110 at the RRP!
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