22/05/2007 7-2007-4109-Q 634-636 Christchurch Road Formation of external seating area to cafe Mr R Cinar BW JMA 16/06/2007
Details of these planning applications will be posted soon on www.ukplanning.com; go to http://tinyurl.com/2m2x8q and click 'search applications' on the left, and search using the planning code (eg 7-2006-5195-F)
Details of these planning applications will be posted soon on www.ukplanning.com; go to http://tinyurl.com/2m2x8q and click 'search applications' on the left, and search using the planning code (eg 7-2006-5195-F)

Ingredients
570ml/1 pint malt vinegar
450g/1lb soft brown sugar
300g/11oz sultanas
2kg/4lb 4oz ripe red tomatoes, cut into 6 or 8 pieces
500g/1lb 2oz green apples, peeled and chopped
400g/14oz shallots, peeled and roughly chopped
4 red chillies, chopped
1 tbsp root ginger, finely chopped
sea salt and freshly ground black pepper
Method
1. Place the vinegar and sugar in a large saucepan and bring to the boil. Cook for three to four minutes until the sugar has melted.
2. Add the sultanas and cook until just reduced.
3. Add all the other ingredients, bring to the boil and cook for about 20 to 30 minutes, stirring frequently.
4. Leave the chutney with a chunky texture and not too cooked as that will cause it to be a purée.
5. Cool the chutney, place into sterilised jars and store for two to three weeks in the fridge.
6. Take to your next cabinet meeting.............
http://thewatertower.org.uk/news/000028.html

By Juliette Astrup
THE PRICE IS RIGHT? Boscombe flats are selling for £1 million
WHO would have thought it? Just a few years ago Boscombe was considered by some to be a struggling area with an image problem.
But now, as property prices continue to rocket throughout the area, Boscombe is reaping the benefits.
So much so, a penthouse flat is for sale for a cool £1 million.
The three-bedroom apartment with stunning sea views at The Point building, near Boscombe Pier, went on the market on Friday.
Paul Neville-Jones of Legrand Estate Agents, said he believed it was the first to reach that level on a resale basis.
"To be asking that price, which is achievable, is pretty astonishing," he added. "Watch out Sandbanks!"
House prices in the area are skyrocketing. Two homes in the prestigious Honeycombe Beach development have already been sold for £1 million each.
And the most expensive among the two- and three-bed flats at the newly launched Reef complex, Boscombe Spa Road, are also expected to fetch around £925,000.
Mr Neville-Jones said the level of investment in the Boscombe area, which includes the building of an artificial reef and the redevelopment of the pier, had made the area south of Christchurch Road hot property for canny buyers seeking a good return on their investments. Homes with sea views were fetching premium prices.
He added two buyers from London had already looked at The Point penthouse and others from the capital had snapped up two-bedroom flats in the same block for around the £350,000 mark.
In the last six months the average one-bed flat in the area had shot up from £115,000 to £145,000.
Mr Neville-Jones added: "It's amazing when you think about the stigma Boscombe used to have. If you'd said 10 years ago there would be a flat in Boscombe on sale for £1 million people would have said You're mad.' "I can definitely see the trend continuing."
Boscombe West councillor Lisa Northover, who has lived in Boscombe for seven years, said she believes the area has turned a corner.
"I think before we've said Boscombe is on the up more in hope than anything else, but now it's clear there's so much going on it's going to keep improving. It's an exciting time to be living here," she said.
It was in 1977 that campaigners first called for a boycott of Nestlé because of its aggressive marketing of formula milk in the developing world. Thirty years on, have Nestlé and the other baby-milk firms cleaned up their act? Joanna Moorhead travels to Bangladesh to find out
Eti Khuman's face lies cradled on her mother's shoulder, her cheek resting in against Mina's collarbone. Eti is beautiful, but she is poorly: her breathing is heavy, and Mina has the distracted look of a mother who is very worried indeed. Eti's illness - first vomiting, then diarrhoea - struck without warning. Like all mothers in Bangladesh, Mina knew to fear diarrhoea: in this country, diarrhoea can kill. So she wasted no time in bringing her eight-week-old daughter here, to the main diarrhoea hospital near her home in the capital, Dhaka.
Continues at:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/medicine/story/0,,2079757,00.html
Eti Khuman's face lies cradled on her mother's shoulder, her cheek resting in against Mina's collarbone. Eti is beautiful, but she is poorly: her breathing is heavy, and Mina has the distracted look of a mother who is very worried indeed. Eti's illness - first vomiting, then diarrhoea - struck without warning. Like all mothers in Bangladesh, Mina knew to fear diarrhoea: in this country, diarrhoea can kill. So she wasted no time in bringing her eight-week-old daughter here, to the main diarrhoea hospital near her home in the capital, Dhaka.
Continues at:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/medicine/story/0,,2079757,00.html
TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT, 1990
APPELLANT: Clark & Brassington
APPEAL SITE: 501-507 Christchurch Road, Bournemouth
REF: APP/G1250/A/07/2043401/NWF
In January 2007 the Council received an application from the above named for planning permission for “Part demolition of existing building, alterations, 3/4 storey extension and conversion of 1st and 2nd floors of existing building to form 40 flats, integral bin store, retention of retail premises to Christchurch Road, formation of new vehicular access and parking spaces - Resubmission” at land at 501-507 Christchurch Road, Bournemouth. The application was refused by the Council on 28 March 2007.
An appeal against this refusal has now been lodged with the First Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government and will be determined following a hearing by an Inspector appointed by her.
comments can be submitted through the online appeals service www.planningportal.gov.uk/pcs. You must ensure that any representations you wish to make regarding this appeal are received by them no later than 6 June 2007.
APPELLANT: Clark & Brassington
APPEAL SITE: 501-507 Christchurch Road, Bournemouth
REF: APP/G1250/A/07/2043401/NWF
In January 2007 the Council received an application from the above named for planning permission for “Part demolition of existing building, alterations, 3/4 storey extension and conversion of 1st and 2nd floors of existing building to form 40 flats, integral bin store, retention of retail premises to Christchurch Road, formation of new vehicular access and parking spaces - Resubmission” at land at 501-507 Christchurch Road, Bournemouth. The application was refused by the Council on 28 March 2007.
An appeal against this refusal has now been lodged with the First Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government and will be determined following a hearing by an Inspector appointed by her.
comments can be submitted through the online appeals service www.planningportal.gov.uk/pcs. You must ensure that any representations you wish to make regarding this appeal are received by them no later than 6 June 2007.
Tomorrow I am going to Westminster for the launch of the Breastfeeding Manifesto - a very well organised campaign which has successfully bought together everyone involved in increasing breastfeeding, to get the government to take real action.
*only 1% of women breastfeed exclusively for 6 months as reccomended by the Department of Health*
I delivered poscards signed by Bournemouth residents calling for our own MP, Tobias Ellwood to sign the manifesto.
To check if he has signed, or to send a message see the website
http://www.breastfeedingmanifesto.org.uk/parliamentarian_supporters.php

A delicious new addition to Boscombe shopping area - Cafe Boogaloo ( now Boscanova )- This is the funkiest cafe around, with unique style. Loads of reclaimed furniture and intriguing ideas for lighting. Then the food, which is nice, filling and healthy. Miss Vicki has a 'pot noodle' quite unlike the origonal ones, and I had a yummy falafel wrap.
Thursday 14th June 2007 - 09:00 to 16:00
AFC Bournemouth, Fitness First Stadium, Bournemouth BH7 7AF
This free Consultation Seminar is about how community transport should be provided in South East Dorset. You will hear about the current situation and proposals for change. You will then be able to discuss what happens next with partners from around Bournemouth, Poole and Christchurch and make your contribution to where, when and how community transport should run in the future.
Community transport has a broad scope, including dial-a-ride and dial-a-bus, voluntary car schemes, wheels to work, shopmobility, community minibuses, supported shopper buses, travel training, bus buddies – indeed anything organised at a community level to combat poor access and mobility disadvantage amongst individuals and groups.
to book, go to:
AFC Bournemouth, Fitness First Stadium, Bournemouth BH7 7AF
This free Consultation Seminar is about how community transport should be provided in South East Dorset. You will hear about the current situation and proposals for change. You will then be able to discuss what happens next with partners from around Bournemouth, Poole and Christchurch and make your contribution to where, when and how community transport should run in the future.
Community transport has a broad scope, including dial-a-ride and dial-a-bus, voluntary car schemes, wheels to work, shopmobility, community minibuses, supported shopper buses, travel training, bus buddies – indeed anything organised at a community level to combat poor access and mobility disadvantage amongst individuals and groups.
to book, go to:
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