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Bicester: New restaurant to open in place of closed pub
The Six Bells in Church Street, off Kings Close first closed in October 2013 and became permanently closed in March the following year.
Before its closure the pub was a popular drinking hole with locals, but it has remained vacant ever since.
The closed pub premises in Church Street (Image: Google)
The last reported owner of the freehold for the grade II listed building was Stonegate Group hospitality and pub company.
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Now, a new restaurant has advertised its opening in the historic premises.
Gurkha Den, a Nepalese Restaurant and Bar, has announced it’s ‘grand opening’ will be Monday, April 27.
It advertises opening hours between 2.20pm and 10.30pm and a buffet – priced at £10 for children and £20 for adults – including a free drink.
The news was welcomed by locals, including councillor Donna Ford, who said it was “great to see a new business opening soon” on Church Street.