Bournemouth: Pro-life group take action against abortion clinic buffer zone
Christian Concern claims the buffer zone censors free speech and criminalises reading from the Bible
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council is being taken to court for introducing the zone to protect staff and visitors from protests.BCP Council has been approached for comment. The group said the zone had "essentially criminalised" volunteer members of 40 Days for Life for offering help and support within the area.
It said it would pursue a statutory review of the council's decision to "force through a Public Spaces Protection Order in October following a questionable public consultation."
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