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Parking suspended for nine days on Bournemouth road during SGN works (opens the original)
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Parking will be suspended on a road in Bournemouth for nine days next month. The suspension will be in place on St Swithun's Road from October 12 to October 20. It will affect the entire length of the bay on the eastern side of St Swithun’s Road, from approximately three metres south-west of the shared boundary of two Southcote Road and 36 St Swithun’s Road, running south to a point three metres north-west of the boundary of 34 St Swithun’s Road. Parking to be suspended on two Bournemouth roads
BCP LIFE card user saves just £1.20 after two weekends testing local discounts (opens the original)
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BCP Council launched the BCP LIFE card this summer, offering residents access to discounts at attractions, cafés, and businesses across Bournemouth, Christchurch, and Poole. One resident, Michal Kulis, decided to put the scheme to the test during a series of family days out to see how much money he could save using the card. 2,000 residents sign up for new discount scheme in just one week Here is how residents can take advantage of new BCP LIFE card New council scheme offers residents discounts
Council backs call for more scrutiny of water quality amid E. coli contamination (opens the original)
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Councillors have backed a motion calling for greater scrutiny of water quality in Christchurch Harbour and the River Stour, while rejecting plans for a council-run volunteer testing scheme. At a recent Bournemouth Town Council meeting, councillors considered a motion prompted by concerns from residents about reported E. coli contamination in Christchurch Harbour and local waterways. The original motion, proposed by Cllr Ben O’Keefe, called on the council to take a more active role in monitoring
Plans to hire more officers to tackle crime in Bournemouth town centre delayed (opens the original)
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A decision to recruit five new community safety officers has been delayed by councillors until more evidence can be reviewed. The proposed officers, expected to cost £250,000 a year, would patrol Bournemouth under the Community Safety Accreditation Scheme (CSAS), providing a visible presence to help deter low-level crime and anti-social behaviour in the town centre. At a recent Bournemouth Town Council meeting, Councillor Jeff Hanna put forward the plan, which was welcomed in principle, but memb
Council commits £28k funding to protecting Christchurch Harbour (opens the original)
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BCP Council has pledged £28,000 to create a new protection framework for Christchurch Harbour. The funding, announced during a cabinet discussion on the emerging Local Plan, is aimed at safeguarding the long-term health and sustainability of the harbour in response to ongoing environmental concerns, including recent reports of high E. coli levels. The council is writing to the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) to support community efforts to have Christchurch Harbour de
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