Ex-football manager’s firm criticised over scheme to demolish property housing vulnerable individuals in BournemouthPlans by the football manager Harry Redknapp to demolish a former hotel and replace it with “posh” apartments would result in 30 people being made homeless,including several with disabilities, cancer sufferers, or ex-offenders and other vulnerable individuals,according to opponents to the scheme.
Clifford Henley, one of the residents, and claimed Redknapp – who was sacked by Birmingham City in September – stood to earn a fortune from the 21 flats and three mews houses,adding: To be chucking 30 blokes on the streets with no consideration whatsoever – it’s brutal.”Continue reading...
Source: guardian.co.uk