They have offered reassurance
The respective teams behind two Nottingham pubs have reassured customers that they are not going anywhere. It comes after Nottingham City Council approved decisions to sell the freehold of The Navigation Inn, in Wilford Street at Castle Lock, and The Hole in The Wall, in North Sherwood Street.
The owners of The Hole in the Wall, Drew Grimshaw and Chris Robertson, a pub which reopened last year, moved to reassure customers the pub is still trading. They said: "We want to reassure all our customers that we still going to be open and continue to trade for the foreseeable future."This auction will not affect the pub in any way until the lease with Admiral Taverns comes to an end. And there’s a fair few years to go before that happens.
A City Council spokesperson said: “Like many councils, we hold the freehold interest in various properties which means we aren’t involved in any operations on the sites but they bring in a regular rental income to the council. Some, like these, date back many years and as we are reviewing our property portfolio as part of our Together for Nottingham Plan, it’s been decided these properties are not providing the level of return we are looking for.
“As landowner, we’re aware that the Hole in the Wall pub is included on the register of Assets of Community Value and will ensure that all related requirements in respect of a sale are fully complied with.”
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