Have your say on planning for Christchurch’s future
Christchurch Borough Council is inviting its residents to have their say on the new local plan proposals for the Borough.
Christchurch Borough Council is inviting its residents to have their say on the new local plan proposals for the Borough.
East Dorset District Council is inviting residents to have their say on new local plan and development proposals for the district.
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Shadow Authority and the Shadow Dorset Council both held historic inaugural meetings in June.
Elected Members of the Dorset Area made history on 7 June by coming together to form the new Shadow Dorset Council, which will ensure the legal transition from the six existing councils to the new Dorset Council in April next year.
Plans to implement the new Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council took a step forwards on 6 June 2018 as the Shadow Authority held its inaugural meeting and elected its chairman.
The first meeting of the Shadow Dorset Council will take place tomorrow (7 June), following recent parliamentary approval of the Structural Change Order to create a new unitary council for Dorset.
In a recent announcement, Environment Secretary Michael Gove committed to conserve and enhance England’s finest landscapes as he launched a review of England’s National Parks and Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
The newly elected mayor of Christchurch, Cllr Lesley Dedman, has a strong history in local government and was first elected to Christchurch Borough Council in 2011.
Members of Purbeck District Council have voted unanimously to object to proposed toll increases for the Studland Ferry and the leader of the council, Cllr Gary Suttle, has written to the Secretary of State to make the council’s objections clear.
Councillors have backed ambitious plans to help tackle housing shortages in West Dorset by building a mix of new homes.