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Reaction: £200 million residential and commercial development given go-ahead

January 20, 2023 //  by Henry Bryant

Major proposals for a 24-storey multi-use development have been approved.

Glenfern Car Park, where proposed developments will take place. Credit: Maxim Jennings

Property company Fortitudo have been successful in developing a centre in Bournemouth, from concept to plan in action.

It was second time lucky for the developers, with their redesigned plans for this development in September 2022 now being approved.

This development is to be located around Glen Fern Road and Fir Vale Road in Bournemouth.

This offering is set to ‘modernise’ the area, with it set to include a nightclub, boutique cinema, restaurants and a sky bar.

This just one of many of the exciting development and investment plans put in place in Bournemouth.

Screenshot of Bournemouth Echo’s photo of the development area. All credit to The Bournemouth Echo.

We sent out our reporter Maxim Jennings, who got some of the local residents opinions.





About Henry Bryant

Traineee Journalist At Bournemouth University, Focusing on Coastal and Environmental News.

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Category: News TopTag: bournemouth, development, property

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