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Trevor Bevins

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Journalist & photographer in Dorset. Currently the BBC-backed Local Democracy Reporter based at Dorset Echo. My stories also appear elsewhere in/on local media
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Wimborne Road cycle lane cost £14 per rider

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By Trevor Bevins Verified, Shaun Moore Verified, Amy Woodward Verified
| Bournemouth One Verified
A cycle lane built along Wimborne Road at Ferndown has led to an increase of sixteen cyclists per day, with Dorset councillors told this equates to a cost of £14 per additional cyclist. The seven kilometre scheme, completed over four years, also saw a seventeen percent rise in pedestrians using the route. Councillor Louie O’Leary questioned the value of the project, suggesting the funds could have been used elsewhere, such as on river maintenance.
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National Highways objects to the use of field off the A31 for mega slip and slide

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By Trevor Bevins Verified
| MSN UK Verified
NATIONAL Highways has objected to the use of field off the A31 at Corfe Mullen for a Mega Slip and Slide attraction. The slide has been in use in the Meadow Farm field during the school summer holidays since 2022 with a previous planning applications withdrawn last year before it could be decided. The latest planning application, to open the site to the public on July 19, continuing until mid-September, has a valid date of June 22 in the Dorset Council planning register.
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BCP gains powers to cut roadwork delays

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By Roy Martin, Emily Moore, Trevor Bevins Verified
| Bournemouth One Verified
New powers have been approved to reduce roadwork disruption on the busiest routes across BCP. The Local Lane Rental Scheme allows BCP Council to impose daily charges for council and contractor works, encouraging them to be scheduled at quieter times, completed more quickly and coordinated with other projects where possible.
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