👮Police and Crime Commissioner election / ✖️Canford Cliffs by-election / What happens to the old groynes?
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👮Police and Crime Commissioner election 
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There will be a Dorset Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) election in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole on Thursday 2 May 2024.

For more details and a full list of the candidates see below.
Police and Crime Commissioner election
✖️Canford Cliffs by-election
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There will be a by-election in the Canford Cliffs ward only on Thursday 2 May 2024.

For more details and a full list of candidates, click below.
Canford Cliffs by-election
📝Are you registered to vote?
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The deadline for applying to register is Tuesday 16 April 2024.

Check if you are registered and find out how to register below.
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🌊New groynes, no waste
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Replacing the groynes on Bournemouth Beach is crucial in order to stop coastal erosion, but the old wood doesn't go to waste. Instead, it's been used to support other local projects, such as the building of an Eco Hub on Durley Chine, as well as initiatives further afield, like a new sea defence project on the Isle of Wight. 

Find out more in the BBC South news feature filmed at Bournemouth beach and broadcast on 28 March.
🖊️Bournemouth Writing Festival is back! 
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Over 100 free and ticketed writing events are taking taking place across Bournemouth on 26 - 28 April.

From 1-2-1s with literary agents, talks, walks, panels, networking opportunities and poetry activities, the 2024 Bournemouth Writing Festival is bigger and better than ever before! 
Bournemouth Writing Festival
👩‍💼Igniting the future: a new wave of entrepreneurs
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Budding entrepreneurs across Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole are being given a boost through Ignite, a free five-week course that teaches students the essentials of starting up and managing their own business.

A gaming development trio called Limbo Lime, a website selling bespoke friendship bracelets, a tennis consultancy and a speech therapy practice are just a few of the in-development and new businesses being helped.

Ignite is financed by the UK Shared Prosperity Fund and facilitated by BCP Council and is the first of its kind in the region.

Ignite scheme
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🖊️Bournemouth Writing Festival is back!
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👮Police and Crime Commissioner election
There will be a Dorset Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) election in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole on Thursday 2 May 2024.
For more details and a full list of the candidates see below.
Police and Crime Commissioner election
✖️Canford Cliffs by-election
There will be a by-election in the Canford Cliffs ward only on Thursday 2 May 2024.
For more details and a full list of candidates, click below.
Canford Cliffs by-election
📝Are you registered to vote?
The deadline for applying to register is Tuesday 16 April 2024.
Check if you are registered and find out how to register below.
Register to vote
🌊New groynes, no waste
Replacing the groynes on Bournemouth Beach is crucial in order to stop coastal erosion, but the old wood doesn't go to waste. Instead, it's been used to support other local projects, such as the building of an Eco Hub on Durley Chine, as well as initiatives further afield, like a new sea defence project on the Isle of Wight.
Find out more in the BBC South news feature
filmed at Bournemouth beach and broadcast on 28 March.
🖊️Bournemouth Writing Festival is back!
Over 100 free and ticketed writing events are taking taking place across Bournemouth on 26 - 28 April.
From 1-2-1s with literary agents, talks, walks, panels, networking opportunities and poetry activities, the 2024 Bournemouth Writing Festival is bigger and better than ever before!
Bournemouth Writing Festival
👩‍💼Igniting the future: a new wave of entrepreneurs
Budding entrepreneurs across Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole are being given a boost through Ignite, a free five-week course that teaches students the essentials of starting up and managing their own business.
A gaming development trio called Limbo Lime, a website selling bespoke friendship bracelets, a tennis consultancy and a speech therapy practice are just a few of the in-development and new businesses being helped.
Ignite is financed by the UK Shared Prosperity Fund and facilitated by BCP Council and is the first of its kind in the region.
Ignite scheme
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