Electric Group has announced that it will open its definitive headquarters, NX Newcastle, which in the past was the O2 Newcastle Academy, in October 2022.
NX Newcastle will be signed up to the independent concert hall owners’ collection of venues, which includes Electric Brixton in London and SWX in Bristol, along with recreational asset advisor Christie.
NX Newcastle will be a “state-of-the-art independent music venue of the 21st century” after a £1. 5 million total renovation of the historic building, with paintings starting in March 2022.
The progression will come with new mezzanic platforms and stairs, 4 new bars and a contained roof terrace.
Destination locations for Electric Group include London, Brighton, Cardiff, Leeds, Leicester, Liverpool, Manchester, Southampton, Glasgow and Edinburgh. Appropriate homes may include nightclubs, theatres, performance halls, bingo halls, cinemas and churches, as well as existing concert halls, which are capable of offering a minimum domain of 18,000 to 20,000 square feet, with most open spaces on a singles level. Full ownership and rental situations can be the subject of rentals with a minimum of 15 years that have not expired.
“NX will be an independent concert hall and our vision is to embrace a complete renovation of the hall, focusing on transforming the main hall into a more intimate concert experience. “
Jon Patrick, Director of Recreation and Development, Christie
The managers of the Ghost Inns pub breathed new life into Cottage Tavern in Ashorne, near Warwick, and gave the pub a physical transformation.
Tim Sidwell and Mark Williams took over the South Warwickshire village pub in May and spent several weeks decorating, adding new furniture, the basement and redesigning the lawn before opening it to the public in June.
The menu has also undergone a radical change and features a slate menu that is based on local produce settings, a three-course lunch on Sundays and a normal evening of steak on Thursdays.
Williams and Sidwell, both ghost Inns corporate pub managers, have been friends for more than 17 years when they worked together at Howard Arms in Ilmington.
They made the decision to mix their wisdom and delight in the pub industry and open their own pub in Ashorne. Lately they are in the process of buying the lease, which will allow them to have more and flexibility about their actions.
Sidwell focuses on the front of the space while Williams takes care of the bar. Chef Ryan Davies trained at Jamie Oliver’s Fifteen Academy and won the “Apprentice of the Year” award. He also worked under the direction of a Michelin-starred chef at Bistro Bruno Loubet. Davies describes his cuisine as “plentiful, new and homemade seasonal produce, prepared with wonderful passion”.
Williams and Sidwell also brought a night of normal music and a night of contests. Although it is open for less than 3 months, the team has achieved a five-star food hygiene score with enthusiastic reviews from customers.
Williams said: “We are so pleased to have brought our pleasure and hobby to The Cottage Tavern and revitalising a tired village pub. Our purpose is to make the local network and the region at large proud and provide everyone with a pub they can love, whether it’s partly a pint of beer or a three-course meal.
A construction in Lichfield, Staffordshire, housing a Walkabout bar operated through the Stonegate Pub Company has been put on the market with a target worth £1. 7 million.
Real estate agent Savills is managing the sale of the construction, which reflects a net decline of 6. 27%, which will not be Walkabout’s business.
The two-storey assets span 6,376 square feet and are leased to Stonegate with a 30-year lease expiring in 2044 at a rent of around £113,000 consistent with the year, which benefits from constant contract increases every five years equivalent to a consistent 2. 5%. with year.
The assets occupy a prominent position in a corner overlooking Bird Street and include advertising spaces on the ground floor and first floor with an advertising terrace on the front elevation.
Stuart Stares, Associate Director of Savills’ Authorised Leisure Team, said: “This asset offers a combination of indoor and outdoor grocery shopping spaces in a central location in Lichfield City Cathedral. and recently extended the lease to now expire in 2044, illustrating its strong confidence in this location, giving investors a investment opportunity that provides guaranteed rental expansion over the period.
City Pub Group has taken a site in Bury St Edmunds which was once a Café Rouge location.
Launched in 2011, City Pub Group has expanded its portfolio in the South of England and Wales and prides itself on its pubs with “great character, beer, delicious food and perfect service”.
It plans to double its domain to a hundred classified ads “focusing on a cluster strategy but not having sites scattered across the UK. “
Simon Jackaman, real estate agent Fleurets, said of the Abbeygate Street site: “Despite the difficult times in the places to eat scene, we have won several awards to hire, from giant national operators to local freelancers, which shows that despite the demanding situations we face within the industry, there is still a lot of interest in the right places for those developing operators who need sites adapted to their format.
The world-renowned American bar Savoy will once again welcome visitors we miss so much when it reopened on Monday, October 4.
The long-awaited reopening is also the bar’s first day for a new head bartender, Shannon Tebay, the hotel’s first female bartender since Ada Coleman was at the helm more than a hundred years ago and the first American hotel to lead the American Bar. team.
Tebay’s delight in hospitality spans a decade, adding seven years in Death
Since joining the Savoy in August, Tebay and his team have been busy with a new menu, which will be officially unveiled in November.
A limited deal will be available through November, including a collection of 15 trendy cocktails, designed through Tebay as a precursor to the upcoming new menu and a preview of the exciting things planned for the bar.
The American Bar, opened in 1893, is Britain’s oldest cocktail bar and has hosted legendary bartenders, ancient figures such as Harry Craddock of The Savoy Cocktail Book and Ada ‘Coley’ Coleman.
Deals of over £50,000 are being sought for the Whitehouses Inn in Retford, Nottinghamshire.
The property, which is advertised through Davey Co, has been operated through the same other people for 14 years, who controlled to make this pub restaurant, well presented and adapted to a quality fresh village style, a success.
It is conceivable to further expand the business from an already successful trading platform, generating a net turnover of £445,000 consistent with the year. It has the prospect of going up 4 bedrooms to the first floor and expanding the circle of family weddings, events, glamping and caravan recreation on the vast flat plot.
The assets give a horny lease with a rental base of 8% of annual net sales.
The pub has a four-zone advertising domain with a bar and dining area for over 80 people, with a canopy attached to the domain of the dining place. There is a fully equipped advertising catering kitchen and accommodation on the floor of the moment.
The business source of the income statements provided for the year ended 31 January 2020 shows a net turnover of £446,470 VAT, from which a gross profit of £238,627 (53%). Davey Co said it had been informed that the industry split was around 80:20 a. m. in favor of selling rainy food.
The owners’ accommodation offers 4 bedrooms and a kitchen and a rest room on the first floor, as well as two more bedrooms at the time of the floor with limited access.
The facility is maintained with the residue of a 10-year renewable lease with approximately 3 years remaining. beverages.
The newly renovated Angel Oak in Peckham, formerly the Rye, opened a week after a six-figure renovation.
Located in Peckham Rye Park
The pub has now been renamed Angel Oak, either in reference to the vision itself (in which Blake saw a tree with angels) and to commemorate a partnership between the Blake Society and the Forestry Commission, which saw a young oak stored from the erosion of the margins. from England and transported to Peckham Rye Park.
By reopening with a new look, either externally and internally, Angel Oak visitors will be able to enjoy a new, advanced bar design and furnishings that have created a more functional area for the guest experience.
Meanwhile, the existing parking lot was changed to metal and anthracite-colored seating areas.
The rear area of the site has been converted into a winter garden, adding more covered seating to allow more diners to enjoy the Angel Oak’s freshly made seasonal menu.
Angel Oak Managing Director Richard Dempsey said: “The Angel Oak has been a lovely pub with an amazing atmosphere, and we are confident that this stunning renovation will only decorate that.
“The combination of our new fashion area and heroes’ menu, as well as year-round sports screenings, will turn the pub into a stylish fashion point, making it a must-see for the rest of the people of Peckham and East Dulwich. “
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