Sheffield bar to reopen under new management after £500k lockdown deal
A Yorkshire bar has been acquired for more than £500k as it prepares to reopen this weekend.
The Wick at Both Ends, in Sheffield, will be reopening its doors on Saturday (4 July) - but under different management than when it closed.
The bar, on West Street, has been acquired by Emerald Late Bars and Restaurants in a six-figure deal during lockdown.
The previous owners announced the change on Facebook.
They posted: “The Wick sadly will not be reopening as you know it, we would like to thank all of our customers and staff past and present for such a great time over the years.
“We look forward to seeing you on the other side of the bar of many of our fine city’s independent pubs and bars.”
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