Developer Crest Nicholson withdraw from the King Alfred development in Hove. The council has been working with Crest Nicholson Regeneration since 2016 when it won the bid to redevelop the 1.8 hectare King Alfred site.
Developer Crest Nicholson withdraw from the King Alfred development in Hove. The council has been working with Crest Nicholson Regeneration since 2016 when it won the bid to redevelop the 1.8 hectare King Alfred site.
City councillors have selected Crest Nicholson, in partnership with the Starr Trust, as the preferred bidders to redevelop the King Alfred Leisure Centre site on Hove Seafront.
Mike Weatherley, the Conservative MP for Hove and Portslade, met with around 75 supporters from his 50m swimming pool protest campaign outside Hove Town Hall this afternoon. The group lobbied councillors as they arrived for todays full council meeting where Mike was handing in his petition in support of a 50m swimming pool on the site of the King Alfred Sports Centre in Hove.
