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Developer ‘delighted’ to gain permission to revamp historic former cinema
['Tom Leaman']
Bournemouth Echo | News
Halo Developments was this month given permission to renovate 2 Market Place, formerly the Regal Cinema and Route 42 nightclub.
The building, known as The Corn Exchange, has been lying unused since 2002 and will be converted into 11 dwellings (spread across the ground, first and second floors) and commercial space.
The mayor has welcomed the redevelopment(Image: Halo Developments)Eddie Hill, director at Halo Developments, said: “We are delighted to have received planning permission for this important project.
“The Corn Exchange is a treasured part of our town's history, and our vision is to respect its heritage while bringing it back to life for future generations.
The building has been disused since 2002(Image: NQ)During the consultation, Ringwood Town Council said: “Members welcomed the developer's engagement with the council from an early stage and throughout the planning process.
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