Kidderminster Residents Share Excitement Over Old Court Transformation
Residents of Kidderminster express their enthusiasm for the newly transformed Old Court, now a vibrant business hub.
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Kidderminster: The Old Court, once a carpet factory, is now a business hub. It aims to attract tech firms to Worcestershire.
This transformation happened after Wyre Forest District Council secured £20.5 million from the Future High Streets Fund in 2019.
Residents are excited to see the historic building open again. The magistrates court closed over 20 years ago.
Jo Knight expressed her joy, saying she can’t wait to explore the restored site. She remembers it before it fell into disrepair.
Diana Power thinks the new development looks very smart. Naomi Jane called the refurbished building fabulous.
Kidderminster comedian Adam Woodhouse praised the mix of old features with a fresh revamp. He appreciates the preservation of original elements.
Doug Hine believes the new hub will be great for business and the community. Steve Hollands is happy to see investment in the town.
John Beckingham noted the importance of investing in empty historical buildings. George Con called it brilliant to see needed investment in that area.
James Barker, leader of Kidderminster BID, said it’s an exciting time for local businesses and the community.
On reopening, councillor Marcus Hart highlighted the benefits for taxpayers and local businesses. He mentioned flexible rental options and a venue for arts and culture.