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Topic History of: Bournemouth
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Sally Nice	Green Man wrote: I am sure the London mob will go to Essex or Kent for the beach. When the sun in shining, Londoners go to Brighton - it's less than an hour from Victoria, on a direct line. Seafront hotels there - like The Grand and Metropole - cost and absolute fortune, for food and accommodation.
Green Man	hedda wrote: Shame. I have fond memories of good days and nights and meeting friendly people in Bournemouth during the 70/80s. It was just far enough from London without the possibly more sophisticated Brighton mob. Good beach as well. The beach is fantastic even in Boscombe which is a junkie's and a hookers paradise. Bournemouth does not have a decent high street. If the hotels go in Bournemouth do the theatre's that keep the town on life support close also? Another hotel bites the dust. I used to do some work around there. www.bournemouthecho.co.uk/news/24369405....otel-lickable-walls/ Just because there is a tourist tax does not mean it will go to businesses or the residents. People will go elsewhere. I am sure the London mob will go to Essex or Kent for the beach. Then again it's cheaper to go abroad for holidays. www.lgcplus.com/finance/hotel-tax-in-fir...erate-2m-15-05-2024/
hedda	Shame. I have fond memories of good days and nights and meeting friendly people in Bournemouth during the 70/80s. It was just far enough from London without the possibly more sophisticated Brighton mob. Good beach as well.
Green Man	Honey wrote: GM it's the same all over. Liverpool included. I don't really know Liverpool to be honest. An American friend of a friend has been house hunting there and is toying with the idea of moving. He is frugal so he can afford it. He was told not to move to Dingle. I am not sure of the details why he wants to move. I agree the problem are all around the country...some places are better than others. It's scary how towns can go down the crapper within a few years.
Wyot	An assumption is made that money will "fix" these issues. If only it were that simple...