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December 2024 Newsletter
December is here already with another bout of storm force winds; where has the year gone? I won’t bore everyone with a year-end review; suffice to say it has been very busy, with battles won and lost. We are still battling to ensure some positive outcome from the forthcoming sale of the Beach Road car park; we will keep you informed as things progress. On a brighter... Read More
November 2024 Planning List
The latest planning list is available to download Here As the year draws to a close, the Planning List reveals that the number of applications and decisions remains steady, resulting in a busy month for planning applications, appeals, and decisions. While new submissions encompass both significant and minor alterations, the primary focus has been on evaluating proposed changes that could impact the character of the area and... Read More
Winter 2024 Magazine
Our magazine is out now so you should have it or would have spotted it when out and about, you can also download the pdf file here. Read More
October 2024 Planning List
The latest planning list is available to download here. As we approach the end of the year, planning activity in Canford Cliffs continues to show a steady flow of proposals. October saw several significant new applications, particularly for variations to previously approved schemes. These applications seek to amend existing conditions or enhance proposals with minor material changes, while still adhering to the core elements of the original... Read More
November 2024 Newsletter
I hope by now most members will have received their copy of the Winter 2024 “Pines & Chines” although we still have a few to be delivered. My thanks to John Gunton for another excellent edition, and to all our contributors and advertisers who make it possible. Our hard-working Treasurer, secretary and membership secretary are working to improve our rather complex admin systems. We will shortly close... Read More
October 2024 Newsletter
If anyone has recently walked up the pathway through Branksome Chine, they were almost certainly as saddened as I was at the numerous signs of neglect and decay. This delightful walk was gifted to the community many years ago and deserves to be properly looked after. However hard up our Council is, it must not neglect community assets like this. Members may like to pass comments to the... Read More