30 Jul 202619 financial regulation breachesProcurement and Contract Management · full council— The annual breaches report recorded 19 breaches of financial regulations in 2025/26, with the committee especially concerned that many were only identified retrospectively through audit. The report also noted 382 procurement decision records, with 133 using procurement flexibilities, and a very large total value attached to the breaches.£48mSpending
“Speaker 3: So, first of all, turning to breaches. There were 19 in total, in 2526. But, please be clear that this is when they were identified. So, the quantum, the financial quantum of these breaches may cover several financial years, not just one financial year.”
22 Jul 2026Domestic abuse commissioning planSocial Care · cabinet executiveTender expected 1 Nov 2026— Cabinet backed a new domestic abuse strategy package and commissioning plan. The plan will create an integrated system for safe accommodation and community services, with around £1.4m per year identified from government grant and council budgets, and a full procurement process beginning later in 2026 for contracts starting in August 2027.£1.4mSpending
20 Jul 2026Fulfilled Lives savings targetAdult Social Care · scrutiny— The Fulfilled Lives transformation programme is funded and in delivery, with a stated target to achieve a recurrent annual saving of £3.5m by 2028. Officers said the programme stayed within budget and met the 2025/26 savings target in full. This is a major financial and procurement-related change programme affecting adult social care delivery model, IT, direct payments, and home care commissioning.£3.5mSpending
13 Jul 2026Jervis Place BSIP works fundedTransport · scrutiny— The council confirmed £3.372m of external capital grant funding for Jervis Place bus service improvement works, covering subsidence repairs and related town centre improvements. The funding package is split between a local authority bus grant and a highways maintenance grant, and the works include reconstruction, wider footways, new crossings, bus shelters, CCTV and accessibility measures.£3.4mSpending
23 Jun 2026Home Office seeks revocationLicensing · licensing— A Home Office review sought revocation of a premises licence after immigration enforcement found an illegal worker and multiple licensing breaches. The evidence presented linked the worker to regular paid duties, and the Home Office argued the premises had failed the crime and disorder objective; Dorset Police separately supported revocation after observing poor supervision and public safety risks during an earlier visit.£45kPolicy
20 Aug 2026Broadwater care home conversion approvedHousing · planning— The committee approved conversion of the former Broadwater care home into 20 sheltered retirement flats for people aged 65 and over, with communal space and bin, bike and mobility scooter storage. Conditions cover drainage, ecology, and age restrictions, and members accepted an additional condition on external lighting to protect bats. This suggests a housing-led reuse scheme on a BCP-owned or council-noticed site, with associated construction and environmental works.Spending
Over the last 12 months, the most frequently discussed commercial topics in this council's meetings have been IT & Digital (106 mentions, easing), Professional Services (53 mentions, easing), Construction & Building Works (47 mentions, easing) and Community Safety (40 mentions, easing).
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