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Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole
Beauty therapist's salon on Anchor Road in Kinson for Image skincare facials, BIAB nails, waxing, lashes and massage.
Wallisdown Road barbershop that books thirty minutes for every cut and finishes each one with a straight razor.
Hair and beauty salon at Bransgore, with stylists and beauty therapists under one roof.
Independent garage group led by Karl Payne, with six branches including a van centre in Poole.
Tanning salon on Lymington Road at Highcliffe, with advice on rest between sessions.
Family-run pet shop on Southbourne Grove stocking raw and frozen food, fish, reptile and small-animal supplies.
Watersports centre on Banks Road at Sandbanks, with lessons, hire and yacht charter.
Members' tennis and fitness club in Talbot Woods, founded in 1926, with clay, grass and indoor courts, padel and a pool.
Family-run kitchen designers and fitters with a showroom on Poole Road in Branksome, trading since 1990.
The largest area of heathland in north Bournemouth, and a Site of Special Scientific Interest.
Multiplex cinema at Tower Park, with the screening schedule updated every Tuesday.
The town-centre Waterstones in The Arcade off Old Christchurch Road.
Microsuction ear wax removal for adults, held at Evergreen Oak Surgery on Commercial Road in Parkstone.
Ensbury Park garage on Glenville Road offering class 4, 5 and 7 MOTs, servicing, repairs and DPF cleaning.
Independent house plant and homeware shop on Kingland Crescent, which also runs workshops.
Yoga studio on Christchurch Road in Boscombe with hot, warm and cool rooms, plus livestreamed and on-demand classes.
Sandy Blue Flag beach at Mudeford, just east of the quay where Christchurch Bay begins.
Sand under the Boscombe cliffs with the Grade II listed pier, climbing boulders and a slackline.
Free pier with a viewing platform, a heritage trail and bouldering walls at the entrance.
Blue Flag sand with a beach shop, a restaurant and a car park right behind the promenade.
A quieter stretch of golden sand under a dramatic cliff, a short walk from Branksome Chine.
A tranquil Blue Flag beach of sandy cliffs and wooden huts between Shore Road and Branksome Chine.
West Cliff beach at the foot of Durley Chine, with a cafe, a pub and a kiosk on the promenade.
Acres of sand at the foot of the Fisherman's Walk zig zag, quieter than the cliffs either side.