Seaside museum building plans approvedpublished at 10:43 Greenwich Mean Time 13 December 2018
A restaurant and a cookery school feature in the plans for the historic seaside museum site.
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A restaurant and a cookery school feature in the plans for the historic seaside museum site.
Read MoreWork is under way to remove a lorry that smashed into a thatched 15th Century cottage in Hampshire.
The HGV veered off the road and hit the house in Breamore on Friday.
Fordingbridge Town Council said the A338 would be closed from 10:00.
It added: "We have not been advised how long this will take but please avoid the route as delays with be inevitable."
Homeowner Paul Hammond and his wife were unhurt in the crash, although she was trapped upstairs and had to be rescued through a window.
The lorry driver suffered minor injuries and had to be removed from his cab by firefighters.
The centre was part funded by an auction of classic vehicles and opened by actor Martin Clunes.
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The soon-to-be-merged Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole council should drop the tradition of prayers at the start of meetings to make it more inclusive, a councillor has said.
Simon Bull, speaking about its planned constitution at a shadow authority scrutiny committee, said it could put some people off from becoming a councillor, and he described the tradition as "a barrier to inclusion".
He added: "Prayers are a very divisive tradition and it's one which is a barrier to inclusion for many people.
"If people want to do it - to prepare themselves before a meeting - then they can do it themselves before a meeting."
In October councillor Phil Stanley-Watts said the tradition should be retained, saying it was "part of the wellbeing" of members.
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