Plymouth Pryzm nightclub could be saved as Deltic Group bought out of administration
News has emerged that could secure the future of the landmark nightspot
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A new premises licence at Pryzm has been applied for as its owners teeter on the brink of administration. An application for the new licence was sent to Watford Borough Council on November 26, before it was revealed that owners Deltic Group are scrambling to secure a rescue deal following the severe financial impact from the coronavirus pandemic. The nightclub on The Parade in the town centre applied for the licence to carry out a number of activities, including the exhibition of films, performance of live music and the provision of late night refreshment. The closing date for any comments on the application is December 24. You can view the application by clicking here.
JDW completes £30.4m Dublin development
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MCA Insight, JD Wetherspoon (JDW) has made the largest investment in its 41-year history in the development of Keavan’s Port pub and hotel in Dublin.
The operator completed the Camden Street Upper site in Dublin city centre having invested €33.4m (£30.4m) in its acquisition and development.
The 9,000 square foot site spans two floors and will feature 89 bedrooms alongside a 3,800 square foot garden across two courtyards.
JDW intends to hire 200 full and part-time staff at the pub, which is named after an ancient highway into Dublin of which Camden Street formed a part.
Some readers have been left “sad” by the news that the owners of Watford s biggest and most popular nightclub is teetering on the brink of administration. The future of Pryzm in the town centre is up in the air as owners Deltic Group battle against the severe financial impact from the coronavirus pandemic. Readers have been having their say on Facebook following the news, with Deltic having now filed a notice of intention to appoint administrators. Angie Willey said: “Very sad and another sign of the times, let’s hope one day the place will be alive and kicking again.”