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Bournemouth Council has been under the microscope for all the wrong reasons lately but today The Breaker has the exclusive story that Bournemouth is the best for recycling and waste.

Breaker’s other top stories include a story on Greenpeace, who are protesting about Co2 emissions from car giant Volkswagen. So if you see people dressed as Stormtroopers in the town centre on Sunday, don’t be alarmed. Do you back Greenpeace on this? Tell us what you think in our discussion.

Also: the success of the New Forest District Council’s scheme to help the homeless and pub landlords in Poole aren’t impressed by proposed changes to licensing fees. If you are a pub owner, don’t forget to vote in our poll to let us know how you feel about the licensing fees issue.

We also have stories on a new cashless paying system to be introduced to buses in Bournemouth and Poole and the launch of Dorset Fire Service’s new safety campaign.

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