PROJECT / BLOOMSBURY LEISURE GROUP
From the Strand to the harbourside to Piccadilly.
We look after planning and licensing across a portfolio of pubs for one operator, from historic buildings to busy station taps.
- Locations
- London · Bristol · Manchester
- Client
- Bloomsbury Leisure Group
- Work
- Consents & licences
- Status
- Ongoing
01 — THE WORK
Awnings and signage, advertisement consent, heritage statements, pavement licences, beer lift and condenser consents, condition discharges and appeals, plus fit-out and building control packages for new openings.
02 — HOW IT RUNS
Most of it is done remotely, site by site, so the operator has one team dealing with every council rather than a different consultant in each city.
03 — WHAT WE DELIVERED
- Advertisement consent and awnings
- Pavement licences
- Plant, beer lift and condenser consents
- Heritage statements
- Conditions and appeals
- Fit-out and building control packages
04 — THE VENUES
- The Jackalope
- The Stranded
- The Pelt Trader
- The Whippet EC2
- Farringdon Tap
- The Bolter
- The Rectory
- Llandoger Trow, Bristol
- Piccadilly Tap, Manchester
- Victoria Tap, Manchester
See also Llandoger Trow, Bristol.
05 — WHERE IT STANDS
An ongoing relationship across around a dozen sites.
THE JACKALOPE, MARYLEBONE
Awnings and signage on a Marylebone mews.
Photographs from the venue’s own website.
THE STRANDED, STRAND
Advertisement consent and listed building consent on the Strand.
Photographs from the venue’s own website.
