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Crichel Mount Road in Poole. Picture: BNPS. CONTROVERSIAL plans to replace a Poole home with two five-storey blocks of flats have been approved. Concerns had been raised that the Crichel Mount Road scheme was “beyond laughable”, with criticism of its scale. But BCP Council’s planning committee voted to grant planning permission last week, saying the development was justified given the previous approval to build four houses on the site. The application was submitted by Westcoast Developments last year, proposing the demolition of the house at 10 Crichel Mount Road to make way fo...

The 'beautiful' family home in the Canford Cliffs suburb of Poole in Dorset, could be reduced to rubble to make way for two four-bedroom £1.25million properties, according to a planning application.

CONTROVERSIAL plans to allow a Westbourne restaurant to use its rear garden for customers have been approved. People living nearby to the Lazy Fox and ward councillors said the use “in such a confined area” at the back of the Seamoor Road business was “out of keeping”. But BCP Council’s planning committee such a use by a restaurant, rather than for a pub or bar, was more acceptable. The planning application was submitted at the end of last year as part of efforts by the restaurant to partly offset a reduction in indoor capacity brought about by the pandemic.

A CGI of the proposed replacement for Craven Court in Knyveton Road, Bournemouth MULTI-MILLION pound plans to redevelop a council-owned site in Bournemouth into a block of flats have been approved. BCP Council’s planning committee approved the £5.3 million scheme for Craven Court in Knyveton Road, despite some councillors’ reservations about the modern design of the proposed building. Others said the project would prevent the current building from “crumbling into disrepair” and provide 24 “much-needed” flats for social rent. The council submitted its planning application ...

Keith the thief terrorises his neighbourhood, stealing work boots, tools and even a Corrections officer's shirt. A Corrections officer’s shirt, ladies swimsuits, entire washing lines with pegs attached, the local tradie’s steel-toed boots, bras, shoes and live eels. You name it, Keith the kleptomaniac has probably pinched it. In the small hours of the morning, Keith, a five-year-old black cat, roams his quiet street in suburban Christchurch, committing burglary after burglary and lavishing his owners, Ginny and David Rumbold, with elaborate gifts. JOHN KIRK-ANDERSON/Stuff Keith the thie...