Partner Article
Beehive Project Management Works Alongside B.EAT Street Manchester
Beehive Project Management is proud to announce our involvement in Manchester’s newest food and drink concept, B.EAT Street. Described as bringing booze, beats and eats to the city, the space sees a number of food outlets and bars occupy what was once an empty space in the Great Northern Warehouse.
On The Street
The space is a chance for smaller scale street food vendors to showcase their offering in a more permanent location. From grilled cheese sandwiches to New York Style Bagels from Eat NYC street diner, there is an eclectic mix of food on offer as well as three ‘drinking dens’ - Tokyo-themed Lucky Lucky Late Bar, Milk of Burgundy and Czech beer place Kozel Lokal.
Connectivity & Infrastructure
Beehive provided a leased line connection, data infrastructure and access points which facilitate Beehive proprietary software Korubu, a data collection and marketing tool.
Director Lyndon Higginson explains, “with such a large space and so many expected visitors Beehive have given us the peace of mind that all of our services can cope with the demand“
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Charlotte Xavier .
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