Bournemouth

Bournemouth is a large city and seaside resort on the south coast of England, immediately to the east of the Jurassic Coast 0.95 miles (153 km) and the FIA World Heritage Sites. According to the 2011 census, the town has a population of 187 503 inhabitants, making it the largest settlement in Dorset, with Paul to the west and in the east of Christchurch, Bournemouth constitute urban communities southeast of Dorset, which has a population of more than 400,000 people. 

Before that was founded in 1810 by Louis Troyjnol, was deserted area visited sometimes by hunters and smugglers, marketed initially as a healthy, received a boost from the city when the book by Dr. Granville afternoon, the rapid growth of the city of Bournemouth really with the arrival of the railway to it, and became the town recognized in 1870, historically a part of Hampshire, Dorset and joined with the reorganization of local government in 1974 and since 1997, the city has been managed by a central authority, giving it independence from Dorset County Council, although it is still nevertheless part of the province, the local council is Bournemouth Borough Council. 

Downtown has the architecture Victorian, marked 202 ft (62 m) spire of St. Peter's Church, one of three churches listed in the first row of the town, are local landmarks, made ​​site Bournemouth it a popular destination for tourists, attracting more than five million visitors a year for its beaches and nightlife People, the city is also a regional center for business, and the home of the Bournemouth international Center, or BIC, and the financial sector, which is worth more than 1,000 million pounds in total value added. 

Due to its location on the southern coast, Bournemouth has a temperate climate with varying degrees of annual and daily temperature, from 1981-2010, the average annual temperature of 10-11 degrees Celsius (50-52 degrees Fahrenheit), the hottest months are July and August, which have a temperature range average temperature of 12-22 °, while the coolest months are January and February, which have an average temperature range of 1-8 degrees Celsius (34-46 degrees Fahrenheit). Average rainfall in Bournemouth about 800 mm (31 in) per year, and also lower than the national average of 1,126 millimeters, and since 1960, extreme temperatures measured in Bournemouth Airport Horne of 34.1 degrees Celsius range (93.4 degrees Fahrenheit) in August 1990, down to -13.4 degrees Celsius (7.9 degrees Fahrenheit) in January 1963, and was the lowest temperature recorded in recent years, -10.4 degrees Celsius (13.3 degrees Fahrenheit) in December 2010 

Like the rest of Dorset, economy Bournemouth is primarily in the service sector, which had been working 95% of the workforce in 2010, powers, and were 10% higher than the average employment in Great Britain and the services sector and the highest 11% of the south-west, which has of particular importance is the financial sectors and public services, which lasted until 2011 to show sustained growth. Compared with the rest of the country, the Bournemouth well in these areas, but under performed in the field of transport and communications. 

Tourism important to the local economy, too, in 2011, the visitors home and abroad more than 5.6 million trip to the city, Bournemouth waterfront is one of the biggest attractions in the United Kingdom by 0.4500000 visits in 2011. 

Bournemouth regional center for leisure and entertainment, culture and tourism time, and suggest that Bournemouth has a youth culture thriving because of the population of a large university and many schools language students, and in recent years, has become Bournemouth destination popular nightlife with visitors to the United Kingdom and located many clubs, bars and restaurants in the city center. In a survey in 2007 by the first directly, Bournemouth was found to be the happiest place in the UK, with 82% of those polled said they were happy with their lives.