Bournemouth
About Bournemouth
Bournemouth is a coastal resort town in the Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole unitary authority area, in the ceremonial county of Dorset, on the south coast of England. At the 2021 census, the built-up area had a population of 196,455, making it the largest town in Dorset.
On the show — 24 mentions total
In 1999, the censors in Bournemouth asked to see a sexually explicit French film with a view to banning it, even though no cinema had expressed any interest in showing it.
from 79: No Such Thing As A Sad High Five, 2015-09-18 at 00:22:11 · read transcript
Other times Bournemouth came up
Then in the 1908 London Olympics, she commuted as an archer, won the silver medal alongside her brother who got the gold in the men's, and they became the first brother-sister duo to win medals at the Olympics together. Really? She's very cool. Then she went on, she worked as a nurse for the Red Cross in World War I, and then passed away at 88 in Bournemouth, listening to Wimbledon Commentaries on the radio. Did she? Just going, I could have done that one.
No Such Thing As Zeno's Harbour, 2024-02-01 · listen
Oh, he's still getting it out. That's it's out. You're in trouble. You talked about Bournemouth, Anna, I think. There was an article in 2021 in the Telegraph about deck chairs in Scarborough. This was a 58-year-old woman called Dawn Avison who runs the last remaining deck chair concession in Scarborough. She's got what they described as a deep mahogany tan, and apparently locally it's known as Scarborough Rust, which is if you work on the beach.
451: No Such Thing As Deckchair Wrestling, 2022-11-04 · listen
It's just a guess. Just waiting to. I'm not an expert. Anyway, that was a thing that happened. Poor guy. Wow. I found another quite funny cancellation of a sports event in 2016, the Premier League match between Manu and Bournemouth. Sorry, I said Manu, that's Manchester United for people who don't know. That's football. American football? No, I knew you wouldn't know. Stick to skiing. You don't look like a football.
No Such Thing As A Vampire From Devon, 2022-06-17 · listen
She went on to win the British Ladies' Golf Championship in 1904, played twice for England's national field hockey team, and then in the 1908 London Olympics, she commuted as an archer, won the silver medal alongside her brother who got the gold and the men's, and they became the first brother-sister duo to win medals at the Olympics together. Oh, really? Very cool. Then she went on, she worked as a nurse for the Red Cross in World War I, and then passed away at 88 in Bournemouth, listening to Wimbledon Commentaries on the radio. Did she? Very sweet, yeah.
516: No Such Thing As Zeno's Harbour, 2024-02-01 · listen
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