Council to pay £250k to repair historic Great Yarmouth hotel
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 7 Oct, 18:14 · Archive
Great Yarmouth Borough Council is spending £250,000 to repair the Grade II listed Star Hotel.
Great Yarmouth Borough Council has agreed to spend £250,000 repairing the Grade II listed Star Hotel, a 17th-century building in the town that requires urgent work. The council has criticised the owner after making the decision to fund the repairs.
BBC Norfolk reports that the owners of the hotel cannot be traced, leaving the council to pick up the bill for the necessary work to the historic property.
How it is being reported
- Council 'picks up' £250k bill for repairs to hotelThe owners of a 17th Century hotel in Great Yarmouth that needs urgent work cannot be traced.BBC Norfolk · 7 Oct, 17:42
- Council criticises owner of historic hotel after agreeing to pay £250k for repairsGreat Yarmouth Borough Council has criticised the owner of the Star Hotel after agreeing to spend £250,000 to repair the Grade II listed building.Eastern Daily Press · 7 Oct, 12:11
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