BCP Council reveals beaches and parks are open during lockdown
With the second lockdown now is effect, there are many questions being asked about what people can and can’t do, and what will be open.
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Careers Hub boost for jobs for young people
With the availability of jobs being tenuous at best, a plea has gone out for local businesses to provide virtual work experiences for the region’s young people.
Safety fears over existing cladding at Sterte Court
Following a Fire Risk Assessment, two blocks of flats in Sterte Court, Poole could have their cladding replaced.
BCP Council to provide food parcels for families over half term
BCP Council is coming to the rescue of families who fear they will be unable to feed their children this half term.
Bournemouth’s Undercliff Drive car park re-opens
Now that we are in the autumn/winter season the number of people walking beside the sea has reduced, persuading BCP Council to re-open the Undercliff Drive car park.
Have your say on £1.2 million project to transform Poole High Street
Are you connected to Poole High Street or interested in influencing the direction of its forthcoming Heritage Action Zone (HAZ) Programme?
Rethink on BCP Council’s travel measures
BCP Council – which now has a new Cabinet – is to review temporary emergency travel measures which were introduced over the summer.
Travel in Dorset to be transformed with share of Transforming Cities Fund
Travelling from Poole to Ferndown and Wimborne, and from north Poole to Christchurch via north Bournemouth could be a lot easier in the future.
Service launched to help BCP residents with money worries
People in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole can access financial help.
Residents urged to adhere to regulations to avoid more restrictions
Following the recent increase in the number of COVID-19 cases in Dorset, Sam Crowe, director of Public Health for Dorset and BCP Council, is urging people to act responsibly to reduce the likelihood of a future major spike in cases and the need for more local restrictions.