Huge decrease in rough sleeping in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole
In March 2020 there were 370 rough sleepers in the area, but that has now decreased to 13, the lowest for 10 years.
In March 2020 there were 370 rough sleepers in the area, but that has now decreased to 13, the lowest for 10 years.
With pubs and restaurants hopefully being able to re-open with outside service from 12 April, pavement licences will be necessary.
Businesses involved in the night time economy, events, aerospace, travel, cultural and international visitor sectors are to receive grant funding.
BCP Council will lead a management control centre at Bournemouth seafront, so visitors can be welcomed and residents kept safe, when allowed.
A local contact tracing service is being launched on 18 February to help Public Health England and the NHS in tracing Covid-19 positive residents.
People living in retirement communities have experienced loneliness during lockdown so it is hoped this initiative will help them.
You have until 7 March to put forward your views which will help to shape a domestic abuse strategy for the area.
Waste collections in the BCP Council area could soon be run on hydrotreated vegetable oil.
Three arrests have been made following a disturbance at an address in Somerford Road in Christchurch on 3 February.
People living in the Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole areas can access support to feed their family and pay their bills.