Consultation on proposals to address anti social behaviour in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole
People living in the BCP council area have the chance to have their say on the introduction of Public Space Protection Orders.
People living in the BCP council area have the chance to have their say on the introduction of Public Space Protection Orders.
People living in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole will be able to get answers from BCP Council leader Drew Mellor.
The government’s Levelling Up funding will enable BCP Council’s Big Plan to create a world-class seafront.
The BCP Council elections take place on 4 May and people without photo ID can apply for a certificate in order to vote.
As a new government requirement, voters in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole will need to show photo ID on 4 May.
To turbo charge levelling up, people across the country will benefit from £2.6 billion investment, with Dorset Council getting £4.5 million.
People will have the chance to have their say on council spending in the Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole area.
“The Chancellor’s Autumn Statement was unsurprising yet remained disappointing,” said Dorset Chamber chief executive Ian Girling.
Responding to yesterday’s Autumn Statement, FSB development manager Nicky Kildunne, said it was “high on stealth-creation and low on wealth-creation.”
In this final consultation, people have until 5 December to give their views on constituencies in Dorset and Hampshire.