Twenty-Four Hours
Twenty-Four Hours. A pub on the Quayside in Newcastle in November 2005. On the 24th the old licensing hours end, and a pub may stay open as late as its new…
Last orders is up to you. So is the council.
A pub on the Quayside in Newcastle in November 2005. On the 24th the old licensing hours end, and a pub may stay open as late as its new premises licence allows. You applied in the summer for one o'clock at weekends. The neighbours objected, the police want door staff, and the council decides this month.
- Starts
- November 2005
- Length
- a year
- Difficulty
- Medium
- Scored on
- Reach £700,000 of annual sales
- Business
- Pub & Bar
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