Dog-related Public Spaces Protection Order approved
A Public Spaces Protection Order regarding dogs in open spaces has been approved following extensive consultation with the public.
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Free training to improve digital inclusion
Get Online Week, running until 25 October, promotes digital inclusion by linking those who are uncomfortable online with free, friendly support.
Brick by Brick ‘Marathon man’ appeals for sponsors
People are being urged to sponsor a Bournemouth man’s challenge to run 27 marathons in 27 days in aid of a hospice in Dorset.
Travel in Dorset to be transformed with share of Transforming Cities Fund
Travelling from Poole to Ferndown and Wimborne, and from north Poole to Christchurch via north Bournemouth could be a lot easier in the future.
Petition calling for Minster for Hospitality
Bournemouth Coastal BID is throwing its support behind a campaign to have a dedicated Minister for Hospitality in the government.
Pub tenants still struggling despite government interventions
A survey by the Forum of British Pubs shows publicans are still facing challenges and that government interventions have failed to deliver relief.
New chairman for the New Forest National Park Authority
The New Forest National Park Authority has a new chairman, replacing Oliver Crosthwaite-Eyre who stepped down after six years in the role.
Service launched to help BCP residents with money worries
People in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole can access financial help.
No more free parking on Sundays in Dorset’s council-run car parks
Up until now car parking charges have varied across Dorset, but from early next year, they will become consistent, with all motorists having to pay to park on Sundays.
Residents urged to adhere to regulations to avoid more restrictions
Following the recent increase in the number of COVID-19 cases in Dorset, Sam Crowe, director of Public Health for Dorset and BCP Council, is urging people to act responsibly to reduce the likelihood of a future major spike in cases and the need for more local restrictions.