Efforts to stamp out anti-social behaviour increased in BCP area
Six additional Community Safety Accredited Scheme officers have been recruited to tackle anti-social behaviour in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole.
Six additional Community Safety Accredited Scheme officers have been recruited to tackle anti-social behaviour in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole.
People attending the event which takes place from 2-5 September, are asked to travel by train, bus, bike or on foot.
BCP Council would like feedback on a trialled scheme which aims to reduce traffic in Victoria Park Road.
The grant of £247,000 from the Department for Transport’s Capability Fund will be used to provide an additional ‘Bike it’ Officer.
Work, which will be in two phases – starts this month to create cycleways from Poole town centre to Holton Heath.
A small community organisation, Keyhole Bridge Group, has been granted permission for a judicial review of BCP Council’s decision to reopen Keyhole Bridge in Poole.
The cleaning works will take place on Monday 16 and Tuesday 17 August from the Cooper Dean flyover to the County Gates.
Dorset Chamber, determined to break down barriers around the menopause in the workplace, has held an online event to discuss the issue.
In a boost to business, there are numerous free activities in the three towns as they leap out of lockdown.
Works to construct a green travel route from Gravel Hill to Bear Cross start this month and will last more than a year.