Plymouth restaurants, bars and pubs reopening inside from May 17 - latest updates
No more wrapping yourself in a thick blanket - Plymothians will finally be able to have a bite to eat and a drink (or two) inside a restaurant or bar from next week
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Restaurants and bars across England will be permitted to reopen their indoor areas from Monday - and we can t wait to get back inside at some of our favourite boozers in the city.
While dozens of restaurants, bar and pubs opened their beer gardens and outdoor patios as soon as restrictions allowed on Monday, April 12, businesses without outdoor areas were unable to open - while some business owners decided to hold-off reopening until they could welcome people indoors.
Waterfront tower block for Plymouth on £2M plot of land
The AIM-listed company, which owns the long-lease on Plymouthâs closed city airport, revealed the purchase of about 1.5 acres of land
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Plymouth development company Sutton Harbour Group Plc has paid nearly £2million for a patch of land near the waterfront so it can build multiple blocks of flats.
The AIM-listed company, which owns the long-lease on Plymouthâs closed city airport, revealed the purchase of about 1.5 acres of land to the east of Sutton Harbor had helped increase the overall value of its investment portfolio to £49.245million.
In an update for investors the company said its investment and owner-occupied property portfolio was valued by independent valuers in March 2021 and had increased by £3.26million in the past 14 months.
Company Update Trading Update The Company reports that the trading results for the financial year ended 31 March 2021 will reflect the effects of the restrictions imposed by the UK Government to control the spread of Coronavirus. During the Lockdown imposed across the whole of the fourth quarter, the impact was similar to that of the Spring/Summer 2020 restrictions. Car parks revenues, an important cash generating activity for the Company, fell to minimal levels and fisheries activity was slow, whilst the marinas maintained their resilient performance and rent collections were steady through the period, with a small number tenants failing to meet their rental obligations.