All images - Rightmove IT HAS been a tough year for companies up and down the country, including these Bournemouth businesses. With the coronavirus pandemic throwing businesses into turmoil it s no surprise that so many doors are being sadly shut for good. However this leaves the way for new and emerging companies to get onto our highstreets - with the hopes of injecting a new lease of life into otherwise empty properties. Here are some businesses in and around Bournemouth on the market right now:
Tyrrells Ford Country Inn, Avon, Christchurch
£2,750,000 If you re a small hotelier or you ve got big plans to run your dream hotel then look no further.
BOURNEMOUTH and Castlepoint are both set to lose major stores after online retailer Asos bought Topshop, Topman and Miss Selfridge, putting thousands of people out of work. Asos announced that it had bought the brands for £265million from administrators for the Arcadia group but was not taking over the shops. Topshop and Topman share a store in Old Christchurch Road, Bournemouth, while Castlepoint has both brands and Miss Selfridge. The news is another blow to Bournemouth town centre, which already faces the prospect of an empty Debenhams store after online retailer Boohoo bought the department store name but not the shops.
Manipulator rapist among 17 sick criminals locked up in December
Murder, armed robbery and animal cruelty all saw people put behind bars
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A manipulator who raped a teenager on four occasions and a man who held an entire family hostage at knifepoint are among the criminals that were locked up in December.