BCP Council encourages a healthier way to get to school
Focusing on the concept of the ‘new you’ after lockdown, BCP Council is keen to encourage people to walk, cycle or scoot to school or college.
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Minister praises Bournemouth’s homelessness success
Lockdown was particularly traumatic for rough sleepers, but it would appear that Bournemouth has worked well to alleviate the problem.
Have your say on The Beach House proposals
On 2 November 2018 The Beach House café restaurant at Mudeford Sandbank was fire damaged beyond repair, and now you have the chance to have your say on plans to replace it.
Rat runs in Poole and Springbourne to become no-through roads
Two roads in Poole and one in Springbourne are to become no through roads from Bank Holiday Monday 31 August as part of an experiment to create low traffic neighbourhoods.
BCP hits pause on Boscombe and Southbourne Overcliff Drives scheme
BCP Council is to consult with local people over a plan to provide safer space for cycling and walking on Boscombe and Southbourne Overcliff Drives, after the proposal generated huge concern in the area.
Beryl Bike share scheme extends to Christchurch
People living in Christchurch are to be able to take part in a popular bike share scheme part funded by BCP Council.
Multi-million pound plans to transform Boscombe
Local people are invited to have their say on ambitious proposals to transform Boscombe.
Introduction of cycle routes on Bournemouth cliff tops
If you fancy a walk or cycle ride along Boscombe Overcliff Drive and Southbourne Overcliff Drive, life will be a little more pleasant for you from next week.
Beach campers have been warned – you face eviction
No wonder the car parks at our beaches are full by 9am as people have been camping overnight.
Figures released show COVID-19 cases low in Dorset
We mustn’t be complacent, but figures just released by Public Health Dorset show that Dorset and Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole (BCP) Councils are experiencing low numbers of COVID-19 cases compared with many other areas in England.