HeyJaredTom Hayes MP
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- Sep 28, 2026
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'In Bournemouth, we are seeing investment that will make a real difference' (opens the original)
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Standing Up for Bournemouth and Supporting Our Allies Like many people, I’m concerned that our seafront roads are becoming an unregulated campsite. I’ve raised this with council officers and, within BCP itself, Labour Councillor Eleanor Connolly continues to push for regulation. Other councils facing similar problems are acting and good ideas are worth borrowing. BCP says the reporting rate is low, so I’m asking people to let me know what response they receive when they report vans, caravans, or
'Cash-strapped councils have failed to repair broken play equipment' (opens the original)
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For many of us, our happiest memories were made on football pitches and playgrounds. We enjoyed the freedom to climb higher and run faster, tackle harder and, whenever we tumbled over, get back up and dust ourselves off. For far too long, cash-strapped councils have failed to repair broken play equipment while valuable green spaces have been sold off for development. Weâve lost playgrounds and pitches, and thatâs wrong. Next of kin appeal issued by Coroner for Dorset for 56-year-old woman fr
'A busy centre at the heart of the community is a sustainable centre' (opens the original)
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Bournemouth has every reason to be ambitious. I want to start by thanking the two Joes and Rocky from St Peter’s, who gave up weekends to clean graffiti from a Boscombe underpass. I wanted to thank them for inviting me along via Instagram to help make our town better. Beaufort Community Centre will reopen on 14 September! 550-home development among the latest planning applications submitted in BCP New café-bar promising a ‘home from home’ experience opens in Dorset next month 27 new affordable h
'Residents have made it clear how important Charminster library is' (opens the original)
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This fortnight has been another reminder that Bournemouth is always getting better. I was delighted to help ceremonially break ground on the Vitality Stadium expansion and Boscombe Community Centre, speak at the launch of Shake & Stir’s first Armed Forces Weekender, and help officially open Bournemouth War Memorial Homes’ new bungalows. A few days ago, I secured my third parliamentary debate and dedicated it to Bournemouth East libraries. This was the fifth Commons debate on libraries since 2008
Tom Hayes: 'Boscombe is on the up. And this is why' (opens the original)
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Boscombe’s on the up. Seriously, and I’ll set out why. Having sat in enough meetings about the new community centre and safeguarded the £10m fund for new homes, I was glad to help break ground. Backed by £22m of taxpayers’ money from government, I spoke in praise of those who made this happen: the community. People with local links, in greatest need, will live there. (You can’t be on the housing register with unsettled asylum status.) These homes should benefit from a change I’ve called for: aft
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