Who Owns The Fleece Bristol?

Chris Sharp – Owner.
Chris Sharp – Owner – The Fleece | LinkedIn.

Who owns the Fleece?

Who owns the Exchange Bristol?

Exchange is a not for profit social enterprise that is owned and operated by it’s members.

How many people does the Fleece in Bristol hold?

450-capacity
The Fleece is a 450-capacity national touring venue and we have a large waiting list, so we have to be selective with the bands we work with.

How old is the Fleece in Bristol?

Legendary live music venue situated in the heart of Bristol offering live music and club nights 7 nights per week since 1982!

Who owns the Golden Fleece Hotel?

Constantine and Riggs are the founders of Chapel Street diver bar Two Wrongs and have now taken over the helm of the Golden Fleece Hotel. What was the first thing on the duo’s to-do list?

Who owns the Fleece at Ruleholme?

David Corkill
Co-owner David Corkill said he was delighted the wraps would soon be off The Fleece and guests could see and enjoy its facilities. He said: “There is such a buzz of nervous excitement. We think we’ve created something pretty special, and we just want to make sure we get it right when we finally welcome people in.

Who owns Bristol Beacon?

Bristol City Council
Bristol Beacon

What is the life expectancy in Bristol?

Bristol North & West (inner) has the highest life expectancy in Bristol for both males (81.6 years) and females (85.2 years) both being significantly better than Bristol as a whole. Bristol South sub-locality has the worst female life expectancy (81.9 years).

Who owns the exchange Derry?

Mart Caithness
Mart Caithness, who owns The Exchange Restaurant and Wine Bar in Derry, says his electricity and gas bills have skyrocketed as energy tariffs continue to rise.

Who has performed at the Fleece Bristol?

Capacity: 450. Who plays there: Up-and-coming bands, cult favourites, never-quite-made-its, and perpetually touring tribute acts (especially at weekends). Radiohead, Nirvana, PJ Harvey, Muse, Amy Winehouse, Jeff Buckley and Oasis all played here before they were famous.

How big is the marble factory Bristol?

1600-capacity
Part of the Motion warehouse complex, the Marble Factory has rapidly confirmed itself as an integral fixture of Bristol culture. The fully decked out, 1600-capacity space delivers cutting-edge lineups representing a wide range of genres which celebrate the city’s diverse musical offering.

How many people does the o2 Academy Bristol hold?

1,600 capacity
As well as being a versatile entertainment space, this 1,600 capacity venue can be used for corporate events, private parties or as a rehearsal space for artists ahead of tours or festivals.

What is Bristol’s oldest pub?

The Hatchett Inn
The Hatchett Inn. Generally speaking, The Hatchet Inn is considered to be the oldest pub in Bristol – as proudly boasted and claimed by the pub themselves.

What was Syndicate Bristol called before?

The Troubadour closed in 1971. Positioned handily opposite the old Bridewell Police Station, this place is – you guessed it – yet another bloody student nightclub. It’s gone through a variety of names and is currently called The Syndicate. But back in the late 1960s and early 1970s, it was the Top Rank.

How many people does the Thekla hold?

400 capacity
Our main room is 400 capacity and is available to local and national promoters for live music events that are open to the public.

What hotel does Robert De Niro own?

One of the most charming features of The Greenwich Hotel is the house-guest-only Drawing Room with its four-metre ceilings, bookshelves and wood-burning fireplace.

How much did Lennox hotel sell for?

around $40m
The Bachelorette winner and pub baron Stu Laundy has snapped up an iconic beachfront pub in the Byron region for around $40m. Laundy partnered with pub operator Fraser Short to buy The Lennox Hotel in Lennox Head from brothers Greg and Clyde Campbell.

How much did the Vineyard Hotel sell for?

Charter Hall and Endeavour acquired the Terrey Hills Tavern, north of Sydney, in July. The Vineyard Hotel, in Sydney’s outer north west, has sold for c$70 million.

Who owns the Fleece Addingham?

The Oakman Group
The Fleece in Addingham is one of the venues bought by Home Counties-based operator, The Oakman Group, in a move that will save around 150 jobs. Oakman has acquired six venues – including The Fleece Inn in Addingham – from the administrators and Seafood Pub will now become their third brand.

When did the fleece at Ruleholme open?

Opened in the summer of 2021 the Fleece at Ruleholme is a beautiful new hotel, restaurant and wedding venue. They have created the look and feel of a traditional Lakeland Inn with state-of-the-art facilities, modern luxuries and some of the best eco credentials around.