Service launched to help BCP residents with money worries
People in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole can access financial help.
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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.
Members of drugs gang active in Bournemouth and Poole jailed
Members of an organised crime group involved in the supply of class A drugs in Bournemouth and Poole have been jailed.
Dorset COVID public update – LIVE!
Dorset Council will be broadcasting live online on 22 October to give the latest update on COVID in Dorset, and to answer residents’ questions.
Christchurch’s Regent Centre – 1930s’ restoration for 2020 audiences
The Regent Centre in Christchurch, which re-opens in November, has undergone significant restoration, to bring luxury and comfort to audiences.
Take part in COVID-19 vaccine research
Local people are being invited to sign up for a COVID-19 vaccine trial, which is taking place at University Hospitals Dorset in the new research hub at the Royal Bournemouth Hospital.
Green Flags fly across the county of Dorset
Never have our parks and open spaces been so important, so it’s good to hear that BCP and Dorset Council have received 28 awards between them.
Drug deaths in England and Wales highest since records began
The number of deaths related to drug poisoning last year has reached its highest level since records began back in 1993.
Beach groynes along Poole and Bournemouth boundary to be replaced
A scheme to protect our coastline for the next 100 years is to start on 26 October and will see the replacement of eight timber groynes.