Application to protect nightclub grantedpublished at 11:41 Greenwich Mean Time 13 December 2020
Its new status means the venue in Reading, which has hosted Radiohead, cannot be demolished.
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A man and woman living in Bridport, Dorset, lost £10,700 in two separate scams on Wednesday involving people posing as couriers after receiving calls from bogus police officers.
On Thursday a couple in their 70s received a call from a man claiming he was a detective inspector and that a woman working for their bank was being investigated.The caller then told them to withdraw £6,000 before claiming the serial numbers on the notes were fraudulent.A fake courier then collected the cash from their home on Redbridge Road in Crossways.
Dorset Police has warned people to be "extremely vigilant" and appealed for witnesses.
A man has been arrested after climbing on the roof of a building in Bournemouth.
Dorset Police said armed officers and a police helicopter responded to the incident in Cecil Road, Boscombe, around 08:30 GMT.
They said four vehicles parked nearby were damaged.
The 39-year-old man was brought to safety and arrested on suspicion of criminal damage, the force said.
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The courier parked on Compton Avenue in Poole on 4 December but left the keys in the ignition as she delivered a package, Dorset Police said.
The car was stolen and found on Monday in Highview Gardens but the 96 parcels left inside had been taken.
PC Jade Harper said: "I am aware there have been a number of similar thefts from delivery vans in the Dorset area recently, but this incident is not believed to be linked at this time."She urged witnesses or anyone with information to come forward.
Elderly residents have been duped into withdrawing thousands of pounds and handing it to people posing as couriers after receiving calls from bogus police officers.
A woman in her 70s, from Bridport, Dorset, received a phone call from someone pretending to be a detective sergeant from Oxford police on Wednesday
The caller told the victim a man had been caught with her bank card and urged her to go to the bank and withdraw £4,700. She later handed the cash to a man who collected it from her home in Happy Island Way.
He was described as white, very tall and thin, aged in his early 20s and with dark, curly hair. He was wearing a high-visibility jacket, head torch and leggings.
Also on Wednesday a man in his 80s, from Bridport, received a call from someone purporting to be a detective inspector from Bristol police. He was told his bank account had been scammed and to withdraw £6,000. He later handed the cash to a man at his home in Hillview.
Here are the latest rates of cases of Covid-19 in Hampshire and on the Isle of Wight.
The figures are the number of infections per 100,000 people in the seven days up to and including 6 December (previous week's figures in brackets).
The breakdown of the figures by local authority area is:
Portsmouth - 149.4 (up from 114.9)
Southampton - 70.9 (down from 71.3)
Gosport - 94.3 (down from 150.9)
Havant - 137.9 (up from 94.3)
Winchester - 48.1 (down from 79.3)
Fareham - 74.8 (down from 88.6)
East Hampshire - 59.7 (down from 72.8)
New Forest - 65.0 (up from 38.3)
Basingstoke and Deane - 92.9 (down from 98.5)
Rushmoor - 86.7 (up from 66.6)
Eastleigh - 53.2 (down from 56.1)
Test Valley - 40.4 (down from 57.1)
Hart - 78.3 (up from 63.9)
Isle of Wight - 16.2 (down from 30.3)
The figure for England is 156.2 (up from 154.2).
The BBC also provides this tool with a breakdown of the latest national coronavirus figures.
The coronavirus, which causes the respiratory disease known as Covid-19, external, was first confirmed in the UK at the end of January.
Figures were updated on 10 December and come from the government’s coronavirus dashboard, external.
Here are the latest rates of cases of Covid-19 in Dorset.
The figures are the number of infections per 100,000 people in the seven days up to and including 6 December (previous week's figures in brackets).
The breakdown of the figures by local authority area is:
Dorset - 41.2 (down from 43.6)
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole - 63.7 (down from 84.0)
The figure for England is 156.2 (up from 154.2).
The BBC also provides this tool with a breakdown of the latest national coronavirus figures.
The coronavirus, which causes the respiratory disease known as Covid-19, external, was first confirmed in the UK at the end of January.
Figures were updated on 10 December and come from the government’s coronavirus dashboard, external.
Here are the latest rates of cases of Covid-19 in Berkshire.
The figures are the number of infections per 100,000 people in the seven days up to and including 6 December (previous week's figures in brackets).
The breakdown of the figures by local authority area is:
Slough - 252.1 (down from 302.3)
Windsor and Maidenhead - 107.0 (up from 99.7)
Reading - 179.9 (up from 134.8)
Wokingham - 146.7 (up from 99.9)
Bracknell Forest - 171.4 (up from 97.1)
West Berkshire - 64.4 (up from 51.8)
The figure for England is 156.2 (up from 154.2)
The BBC also provides this tool with a breakdown of the latest national coronavirus figures.
The coronavirus, which causes the respiratory disease known as Covid-19, external, was first confirmed in the UK at the end of January.
Figures were updated on 10 December and come from the government’s coronavirus dashboard, external.