BCP Council

A church's plans to replace its building with a bigger one have been approved despite opposition by locals and conservation experts.

A plan has been submitted to BCP Council to demolish a three-bedroom chalet bungalow in Christchurch to make way for three houses.

New Forest and Christchurch residents keen to celebrate King Charles III’s coronation with a street party are invited to apply for free road closures.

Christchurch residents have continued to bombard objections against plans for two drive-through restaurants on a busy town roundabout.

Plans for two drive-through takeaways on a busy roundabout in Christchurch have drawn a raft of objections from local residents.

An application to allow a new McDonald’s in Christchurch to serve refreshments from 11pm to 5am has been granted.

FOUR years after BCP Council was created there are still not enough seats for all 76 members to meet together.

A new McDonald’s in Christchurch will play classical music to “scare people away” if they start causing trouble during night-time opening.

Concerns have been raised over plans to find new uses for the former Christchurch Borough Council offices.

A Christchurch business group has called for compensation for traders as a music teacher revealed he lost £3,000 in six weeks thanks to roadworks.

Two Christchurch schools will see their sites transformed after receiving government funding.

Three out of four BT Street Hubs which were planned for Christchurch have been refused planning permission by BCP Council.

Residents have been angered by an announcement from BCP Council that it intends to replace Highcliffe Castle’s tearooms with a temporary unit.

A multi-million pound plan to expand Captain’s Club Hotel and Spa in Christchurch has been welcomed by tourism bosses.

AN access road at Hengistbury Head will be closed for up to three weeks while a coastguard communications cable is installed.

AN application to demolish a Christchurch sports pavilion after it was repeatedly vandalised has been approved by BCP Council.

A major road through Christchurch is expected to reopen by tomorrow following emergency gas repairs.

A developer has been refused permission to build 121 new homes near the busy A35 in Christchurch.

More than 3,000 have got behind a watersports company which has hit out after being replaced with a new operator "offering far fewer activities".

Residents are urged to reduce waste this Christmas as bin collections across Christchurch are pushed back a day over the festive season.