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Input: Weymouth and Portland Borough Council's management committee voted in favour of moving forward with the regeneration of Weymouth's peninsula. The first phase of the revamp would cost about £14.5m, according to the authority. If plans are approved, the council said it would seek to borrow about £11.5m from the Public Works Loan Board. Repairs to harbour walls are included in the first phase, as well as a 100-bed hotel, pub and walkway. New leisure attractions, marine facilities and restaurants are planned for the second stage, the council said. In 2016, the harbour was branded a "financial liability" with an uncertain future, by Colin Huckle, Labour councillor and vice-chairman of Weymouth Harbour Board, which has already backed plans for the redevelopment. His comments came after Condor Ferries relocated its cross-channel services to Poole in 2015. A new passenger ferry service from Weymouth to Cherbourg in France had been planned by new company High Speed Ferries for 2017, but was stalled due to a lack of funding. The peninsula plans will be formally considered at a full council meeting with the Statutory Harbour Authority (SHA) on 11 October.

Weymouth Harbour revamp plans move step closer