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Litter was left piled up by the side of beach bins in Christchurch - despite the actual bins being emptied.

BEACHGOERS have reacted to the news that seafront car parks will be increasing the “already extortionate” fees.

New parking regulations proposed by the council could see the Friars Cliff area become a year round ‘no parking’ zone.

CONCERNS have been raised about plans to develop a vandalised site at a Christchurch beauty spot.

Christchurch coastal scheme in full swing May 25, 2021, by Zlatan Hrvacevic Since early May, Mackley has been busy carrying out coastal maintenance works in the Dorset town of Christchurch. Mackley arrived on-site to set up compound areas on 4 May. During the course of project execution, the crews will work with the most suitable tide levels – meaning work could take place at any time of the day, night or at weekends. It is estimated that this maintena...

Christchurch coastal protection scheme starts May 4, 2021, by Eldin Ganic Christchurch coastal protection and maintenance works, scheduled to take up to six weeks, will begin in the following days, BCP Council reports. Works involve: beach recycling in four groyne bays between Avon and Friars Cliff beaches and Highcliffe beach; rock groyne reshaping and groyne beacon post repairs across all beaches from Mudeford Sandbank and Avon beach to Highcliffe, w...

The site by Bournemouth Library at the Triangle where a big wheel is to be installed for the Bournemouth Wheels Festival. .. LIBRARIES across Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole will reopen in phases as lockdown restrictions are eased in England. Leisure facilities, tourist information centres, self-catering accommodation and visitor centres are also reopening across the BCP Council area. Libraries currently open are Boscombe, Broadstone, Charminster, Kinson Hub, Poole, Rossmore and West ...

PERMISSION has been granted for the former Steamer Point Coastguard to be cleared by developers this summer.