#Restaurants In Bournemouth

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Experience the Authentic Flavours of Loco Lime's Birria Tacos at Helch Market | Review

A few weeks ago I was browsing Instagram when the most delicious and vibrant authentic birria tacos popped up on my feed. Finding out it was a local food spot – you know I just HAD to try them! I was so excited and ready to experience the authentic flavours and spices of this traditional Mexican dish, made with love and passion by the Loco Lime team. Birria tacos were initially a regional dish,…

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The Prince of Wales visits a Pret A Manger restaurant in support of Homewards programme, which aims to end homelessness, in Bournemouth, England -September 7th 2023.

[achapnamedtom]

They're infuriating but sometimes British Geezers can't help but make me smile - sitting in a sushi restaurant in Bournemouth which, since we arrived an hour ago, has been playing nothing but spanish-guitar covers of 80s and 90s pop hits, the only other bloke in here (a British geezer) comments to his wife on the spanish-guitar cover of I Will Always Love You being played: "corr, this is lovely music innit"

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A bet (fic)

Here I go again

Pairing: Eddie Howe/Jason Tindall (y’all knew it was coming) Rating: Teens and Up Audiences Summary:

"At Bournemouth, they would occasionally manage teams against one another in training games, with the loser paying for dinner at an expensive restaurant."

Or, the planned visit to the expensive restaurant does not go quite as planned.

Link to AO3

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The Top 10 Beaches in the UK: Report

The United Kingdom, while not necessarily known for its tropical paradises, boasts a stunning coastline fringed with an impressive array of beaches. From dramatic stretches of golden sand pounded by invigorating waves to hidden coves with turquoise waters, the UK coastline offers a beach for every taste. So, whether you're seeking a family-friendly haven for sandcastle building or a surfer's paradise with challenging breaks, here's our curated list of the top 10 beaches in the UK, perfect for your next seaside escape. 1. Bournemouth Beach, Dorset Bournemouth Beach stretches for seven award-winning miles along the south coast of England. This sandy haven is a popular choice for families, thanks to its gentle waves, shallow waters, and abundance of amenities. Deckchairs and colorful beach huts line the shore, while amusement arcades, cafes, and restaurants are just a stone's throw away. Bournemouth Beach is also a magnet for water sports enthusiasts, offering opportunities for everything from paddleboarding and kayaking to jet skiing and sailing. 2. Woolacombe Beach, Devon Surfers rejoice! Woolacombe Beach in Devon is a haven for wave riders, with consistent Atlantic swells and a reputation for some of the best surfing conditions in the UK. This three-mile stretch of golden sand is backed by rolling dunes and offers breathtaking vistas of the North Devon coastline. While surfers catch waves, families can build sandcastles or explore the rock pools teeming with marine life. Woolacombe Beach is also a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, ensuring a pristine and protected environment. 3. Rhossili Bay, Gower Peninsula, Wales Rhossili Bay on the Gower Peninsula in Wales is a beach of unparalleled beauty. Three miles of golden sand sweep along the coastline, framed by dramatic cliffs and backed by rolling green hills. This beach is a haven for walkers, with the famous Worm's Head, a tidal island accessible on foot during low tide, offering a challenging and rewarding hike. Rhossili Bay is also a popular spot for surfers, kitesurfers, and windsurfers, thanks to its consistent winds and rolling waves. 4. Brighton Beach, East Sussex Brighton Beach on the south coast of England is a classic British seaside resort, buzzing with activity year-round. This shingle beach stretches for several miles and is a magnet for families, sunbathers, and amusement seekers. Brighton Beach boasts a historic pier lined with amusement arcades, fairground rides, and candy floss stalls. Beyond the pier, you'll find beach huts, cafes, and restaurants serving everything from traditional fish and chips to international cuisine. 5. Durdle Door Beach, Dorset Durdle Door Beach in Dorset is famed for its iconic natural landmarks – two giant limestone arches known as Durdle Door. This secluded beach is nestled in a dramatic cove and offers a glimpse into a bygone era. The turquoise waters here are perfect for paddling or swimming, while the surrounding cliffs provide excellent vantage points for admiring the scenery. Durdle Door Beach is a popular spot for photographers and nature lovers, seeking a slice of tranquility amidst the rugged beauty of the Jurassic Coast. 6. Camber Sands, East Sussex Camber Sands on the south coast of England offers a taste of the Sahara right here in the UK. This vast expanse of golden sand dunes stretches for over five miles, creating a unique and picturesque landscape. The beach is a haven for families, with ample space for sandcastles, picnics, and beach games. Kite flying is a popular activity here, thanks to the constant winds. For the more adventurous, there are opportunities for sandboarding and off-road driving on the dunes. 7. Bamburgh Beach, Northumberland Bamburgh Beach in Northumberland is a haven for walkers, with a long stretch of golden sand backed by imposing dunes and the majestic Bamburgh Castle. This beach is a popular spot for birdwatchers, with a chance to see a variety of seabirds, including puffins and curlews. The shallow waters here are perfect for paddling and safe for young children. Bamburgh Beach is also a designated Site of Special Scientific Interest, recognized for its ecological importance. 8. Porthminster Beach, Cornwall Porthminster Beach in Cornwall is a sheltered cove with crystal-clear turquoise waters and soft white sand. The calm waters are perfect for snorkeling and exploring the vibrant marine life beneath the surface. Kayak and paddleboard rentals are available, allowing visitors to explore the coastline from a different perspective. Beyond the beach, the charming village of St Ives offers a variety of cafes, restaurants, and art galleries to explore. 9. Luskentyre Beach, Isle of Harris, Outer Hebrides Luskentyre Beach on the Isle of Harris in the Outer Hebrides is a true gem, often referred to as one of the most beautiful beaches in the UK. This vast expanse of white sand stretches for over five miles, backed by dramatic mountains and bathed in the clear waters of the Atlantic Ocean. Luskentyre Beach is a haven for walkers and nature lovers, offering stunning scenery and a sense of remoteness. The powerful waves here attract experienced surfers, while the shallow areas are perfect for paddling and exploring the rock pools. 10. Watergate Bay, Cornwall Watergate Bay in Cornwall is a haven for surfers, with consistent Atlantic swells and a reputation for challenging breaks. This exposed beach offers a dramatic setting, with towering cliffs and a vast expanse of golden sand. Surfing schools and equipment rentals are readily available, catering to all skill levels. For those seeking a more relaxed experience, the beach offers ample space for sunbathing, picnicking, and enjoying the breathtaking views. Watergate Bay is also a popular spot for walkers, with the South West Coast Path offering a scenic route along the cliffs. Whether you're seeking a family-friendly haven for sandcastle building, a surfer's paradise with challenging waves, or a secluded cove for soaking up the tranquility, the UK coastline has a beach to suit your desires. So pack your swimsuit, grab your beach towel, and get ready to explore the salty bliss that awaits on the shores of the United Kingdom.pen_sparktuneshare Read the full article

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Other Cities:

As someone on my survey responded with Concert Square in Liverpool as a source of what they would want in Bournemouth, I decided to research it.

"Concert Square is located between Wood Street and Fleet Street in the Ropewalks area of Liverpool City Centre. The square continues to evolve and has been at heart of Liverpool’s nightlife for over 20 years.

The best nightclubs and bars in the city, and the North West of England, are in the area. Whether it’s a cocktail or pint, meal, booth booking or a cocktail class there’s something for everyone.

Concert Square – Complete nights out

A 2019 survey of university students in the UK found two Liverpool universities ranked amongst the top 5 for nightlife. Concert Square was cited as a factor for this!

Most of the bars and restaurants are open from 8am to 4am daily. You’ll find Bold Street at it’s doorstep as well as the Bold St area which is jam-packed with independent retailers, bars and restaurants. If you’re here for a stag or hen night, then look no further! Concert Square is centrally located and within short walking distance from the local hotels".

Boxpark: "BOXPARK launched the world’s first pop-up shopping mall in Shoreditch back in 2011, and has since become a staple of the East London scene. The retail revolution built from shipping containers effortlessly fuses the concepts of the modern street food market and the pop-up shopping destination.

With its unique approach to shopping and dining, BOXPARK gives you a variety of both familiar and independent brands to shop along with the convenience of stopping for a bite to eat. The award-winning site stands proudly in the heart of London’s Shoreditch and is home to a community of carefully selected brands specialising in fashion, arts, food and drinks and an ever-growing events programme from some of London’s very best promoters".

I was inspired to look at Boxpark in Shoreditch as I've been here and found it such a cool place that easily hosts different vendors, helping support small businesses and creates a unique space for people to meet and socialise. They have since opened up different venues due to it's success mainly centering around London such as Croydon and Wembley but also in Liverpool and Birmingham. I wanted to use Boxpark as inspiration for how the physical aspect of this project may work, possibly using abandoned department stores/shops in Bournemouth to host companies like this to create an inclusive student space.

"Cargo is a relatively large container park with approximately 35 local businesses operating out of it which has swiftly become not only a destination in its own right, but a wonderful community for the retailers who operate there, and a fantastic attraction to those looking for new homes in the development."

"With regular events which see the retailers working closely alongside and supporting each other, Cargo really is a great example of the retail world being fantastically alive and kicking, just in a slightly different guise.  The community spirit and fun atmosphere translates into the customer experience and makes Cargo a place you want to keep going back to."

[hannahlacey]

Concept two: Enhancing Community and Wellness Through Plant-Based Dining in Student Nightlife: LO1 + LO2

Week 3

Overview: This project aims to promote community building and wellness among college students by introducing plant-based dining experiences within the context of student nightlife. By offering delicious and accessible plant-based alternatives to traditional 'drunk food', the project seeks to rebrand healthy eating as fun, cool, and socially engaging.

Objectives:

Introduce plant-based dining options in nightlife settings to encourage healthier food choices among college students.

Create innovative and appealing dining experiences that resonate with the social atmosphere of nightlife venues.

Foster community-building through food by providing opportunities for social interaction and connection around plant-based eating.

Educate college students about the benefits of plant-based eating for personal health, environmental sustainability, and overall well-being.

Partner with local businesses, clubs, and organisations to expand the reach and impact of plant-based eating initiatives within the college community.

Scope:

Design and implementation of plant-based dining experiences in collaboration with nightlife venues 

Creation of promotional materials and educational resources to promote plant-based eating habits.

Organization of community-building events and workshops centred around plant-based eating.

Collaboration with local businesses and organisations to support sustainable food initiatives within the college community.

Possible Outcomes / touchpoints:

A restaurant for ‘drunk food’ outside clubs

A range of plant-based, healthier drunk foods (in supermarkets)

A kit of plant-based recipes to teach about plant-based foods (in supermarkets)

Workshops within Universities to teach how to make vegan food

Adverts, PR, online presence- promotional stuff.

WHAT:

This project introduces plant-based dining experiences in student nightlife to promote community and wellness, offering fun alternatives to traditional 'drunk food'.

WHO:

It impacts college students and nightlife venues, aiming to reshape eating habits and foster a healthier nightlife culture.

WHY:

It's relevant due to unhealthy eating habits in college students. By offering plant-based options, it aligns with wellness trends and aims to change perceptions of healthy eating in social settings.

WHEN:

Interactions occur during student nightlife, mainly on weekends and during special events.

WHERE:

Events take place in nightlife venues like clubs and bars, as well as campus settings for educational workshops. Possibly in Bournemouth? Local?

HOW:

Research involves studying student habits and preferences.

Implementation includes collaboration with venues, creating food experiences, and evaluating impact through feedback.

Pros and Cons:

Pros:

Addresses a prevalent issue of unhealthy eating habits among college students.

Promotes community building and social interaction through food experiences.

Rebrands healthy eating as fun, cool, and socially engaging.

Offers accessible and sustainable alternatives to traditional 'drunk food'.

Aligns with growing interest in plant-based living and wellness trends among young adults.

Cons:

May face resistance or scepticism from students accustomed to traditional nightlife food options.

Requires collaboration with nightlife venues and logistical considerations for implementing food experiences.

Potential challenges in sourcing affordable and appealing plant-based ingredients in large quantities.

May require ongoing promotion and education to shift perceptions and habits towards plant-based eating.

Learning Objectives:

LO1: Research and Critical Viewpoint This project involves in-depth research into the relationship between nutrition, social habits, and lifestyle choices among college students. Through critical analysis of existing literature and cultural trends, the project will form a clear understanding of the role of plant-based dining in promoting community and wellness within student nightlife.

LO2: Practical Methodology and Speculation The project will demonstrate sustained and effective development of practical working methodologies to implement plant-based dining experiences in nightlife settings. It will explore innovative approaches to engage students through creative food experiences and speculative strategies to make plant-based living more appealing and accessible within the context of student social life.

LO3: Project Management and Realisation The project will showcase authoritatively and independently managed ideas, practice, time, and work strategies in the production of a well-realised body of work. This includes coordinating with nightlife venues, organising community events, managing resources effectively, and engaging with academic support and resources to ensure the successful implementation of plant-based dining initiatives.

LO4: Critical Reflection and Documentation Throughout the project, critical reflection will be integrated into the process to document its relation to both personal and wider professional contexts, practices, and debates. This will involve reflecting on the challenges, successes, and ethical considerations of promoting plant-based dining in student nightlife, as well as examining its impact on community, wellness, and broader societal trends.

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Top 10 Programs to Study in the UK

The United Kingdom is a popular destination for international students due to its prestigious education system, diverse culture, and strong economy. When choosing a program, consider your interests, career goals, and budget, and research different universities to find the best fit for you.

Engineering: The UK is known for its excellence in engineering education, with world-class institutions like the University of Cambridge and Imperial College London offering various engineering programs.

Finance: The UK is a global financial hub, making it an ideal place to study finance. Universities like the University of Oxford and the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) offer top-notch finance programs.

Accounting: The UK's strong economy and well-established accounting firms make it a great place to study accounting. Institutions like the University of Manchester and the University of Birmingham offer excellent accounting programs.

Economics: The UK's rich history in economics research and its influential think tanks make it a prime location for studying economics. Universities like the University of Warwick and LSE are renowned for their economics programs.

International Relations: With its global influence and numerous international organizations based in the UK, studying international relations in the UK can provide valuable insights and networking opportunities. Universities like the University of Oxford and the University of Cambridge are well-known for their international relations programs.

Marketing: The UK is home to many multinational corporations and advertising agencies, offering students a diverse range of marketing opportunities. Institutions like the University of Leeds and the University of Strathclyde offer excellent marketing programs.

Hospitality Management: The UK's thriving hospitality industry, including world-famous hotels and restaurants, makes it an attractive place to study hospitality management. Universities like the University of Surrey and the University of Glasgow offer top hospitality management programs.

Tourism: The UK's rich history and diverse tourist attractions make it an ideal place to study tourism. Universities like the University of Surrey and the University of Bournemouth offer comprehensive tourism programs.

Fashion Design: The UK is a hub for fashion design, with cities like London being home to numerous fashion houses and design studios. Institutions like the University of Westminster and the London College of Fashion offer excellent fashion design programs.

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[rosemaryhelenxo]

Experience the Ultimate Smash-Burger Extravaganza with Bürgshake in Bournemouth! | Review - PR Event

I was invited along with the Bournemouth Bloggers to experience the new smash-burger extravaganza, Burgshake that has hit Bournemouth!. From their freshly made smashed burgers, to juicy fried chicken there’s plenty to choose from to cure your cravings! Bringing the American Diner’s classic of smashed burgers to the UK with their own twist! Fancy a dessert? They also have you covered with…

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The Prince of Wales visits a Pret A Manger restaurant in support of Homewards programme, which aims to end homelessness, in Bournemouth, England -September 7th 2023.

[aluprof]

Aluprof's Guests Enjoyed the Gala Night at the Building Awards

Organised by Building magazine, this year’s 2023 Building Awards did not disappoint with some of the biggest names in the industry including HLM Architects, CPC Project Services, Berkeley Group and Mace who all secured trophies at the awards dinner. This year’s event, attended by over 1,100 guests, took place on the 7th November at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London’s Mayfair and was hosted by comedian Rob Brydon.

Mace won the ‘Major Contractor of the Year’ title and the ‘Building Magazine Project of the Year’ title, sponsored by Aluprof, for the Battersea Power Station Phase 2 project. Mark Reynolds, the chief executive of Mace and co-chair of the Construction Leadership Council, was among the other winners, securing the CEO of the Year award. The accolades for CEO and Client of the Year are selected from shortlists created by the industry judging panel, with Bournemouth, Christchurch, and Poole Council receiving the client award.

Phase 2 of the Battersea Power Station project comprised of the transformation of the former power station, along with a new energy centre and riverside park for the iconic London landmark. The refurbished power station envelope now forms the centrepiece of the 42-acre development which was funded by a consortium of Malaysian investors in 2012. Now complete, the two large former turbine halls accommodate over 100 shops and restaurants. The redevelopment also boasts over 250 new homes, around 500,000 square meters of office space, that includes Apple’s new London Campus and a 2,000 capacity events venue.

Aluprof UK sponsored two tables at the event and key accounts managers were joined by guests from Alliance Facades, Denval, Berkley Group, Stanmore, BAM, Britplas, Elite Aluminium and BB7 Facade Engineering. Aluprof Managing Director, Wojciech Brozyna, commented, “This event is a highlight of the year for us and we are again honoured to be able to sponsor one of the most prestigious event of the construction industry in the UK this evening. Congratulations to Mace on their success at tonight's event, particularly for securing the prestigious 'Building Magazine Project of the Year' title, which we proudly sponsored”.

Aluprof are proud to be one of Europe's largest aluminium systems companies. Specification support is available through the company’s website at aluprof.co.uk, directly from their UK head office in Altrincham or from their London office at the Building Design Centre by phoning +44 (0) 161 941 4005.

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https://www.thegreenhousehotel.co.uk/about/

The Green House of United Kingdom

1 ENERGY CONSERVATION

We heat the building through a combination of the solar thermal panels on our roof.

2 WASTE TRANSFORMATION

We use only environmentally-friendly cleaning products and recycled toilet rolls and all our waste is separated and the vast majority recycled.

3 HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES MANAGEMENT

Our fridges and freezers use hydrocarbon which is very efficient and contains no nasty gases and they are the best energy rated models available.

4 SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORT

The taps and showers were supplied to us by the same company that worked with Bedzed, the pioneering no carbon development in Surrey.

5 MARKET FACTORS

We undertook a full ecological survey before we started the development in order to assess current ecological value of the site, and identify improvements we could make.

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08/10/23 - Inspiration Photographs

I went round Bournemouth centre and saw lots of this chalkboard style in the different pubs and restaurants dotted around. I took some photographs of them to use as inspiration for our posters.

[qudachuk]

The sector is facing many challenges, not least the cost of living crisis that could push the price of a pint to £7Adrian Forte, owner of The Duck, a bar and restaurant in Bournemouth, describes the current circumstances in...

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WEST BEACH RESTAURANT

BOURNEMOUTH SEA FRONT LUNCH FOR 2 £176.06 inc 12.5% service charge + drinks The elderly couple left the Nici hotel to take a walk along the sea front to chance our arm at a half decent lunch which was a dodgy idea as Bournemouth isn’t renowned for fine dining or at least not as we know it. Leaving the hotel gardens I realised that the actual beach was a long way down from where we were and…