Westbury Manor to become youth hub after standing empty

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 6 Oct, 15:07 · Archive

Westbury Manor in Fareham will be converted into a youth hub after closing as a museum at the end of 2024.

Westbury Manor, a Grade II-listed building in Fareham, has been empty since the end of 2024 after operating as a museum. The historic site is now set to be converted into a youth hub, marking a significant change in use for the long-standing local landmark.

The new youth hub will serve the local community and bring activity back to the building, which has remained vacant since the museum's closure.

How it is being reported

• Westbury Manor: New life for empty museum as youth hub plan unveiledThe News, Portsmouth · 6 Oct, 14:40
• New life for historic museum as youth hub plan unveiledSouthern Daily Echo · 6 Oct, 13:15

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