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The Local Transport Plan aims to develop and promote accessible and inclusive travel choices for residents, workers, and visitors.

People will have to allow much more time for their journeys if they are planning to use the Christchurch bypass at the end of October.

BCP Council is proposing the introduction of Residents Cards for summer next year, but it will need approval by Cabinet.

If you want to uncover the dramatic history of 18th century smuggling in Christchurch whilst out for a stroll, get down to Mudeford Quay.

Following a month long trial in August a decision has to be made as to whether parking fines should be increased permanently.

Pro-immigration and anti-migrant protests were organised outside the Britannia Hotel on Meyrick Road on Friday 22 August.

More than 4,000 students in the BCP area will receive their results today. Nationally, the pass rate on grades has fallen to 67.4 per cent.

From 1 September, people will only be able to use RingGo in BCP Council run car parks instead of having a multiple choice.

A-Level, vocational and T-Level results are revealed today with BCP Council congratulating students as they plan their futures.

Drivers along Bournemouth’s seafront risk much higher fines for illegal parking in August.