Pub giant invests nearly £1 million in two city venues
Two city pubs are set to reopen this week after a near £1 million cash injection from Britain’s biggest pub company.
The Slug & Lettuce on Brindleyplace, Birmingham, reopens this Friday after Stonegate invested £650,000 in refitting its modern premises facing the nearby Waters Edge bandstand.
And The Brasshouse on Broad Street, Birmingham, reopens on Thursday after the company paid £304,000 to refurbish the Grade II-listed venue, which dates back to 1781.
Mike Olley, general manager of Westside BID, said: "Birmingham's golden mile of Broad Street and the surrounding area of Westside is going to be shining even more brightly thanks to this near £1 million investment by Stonegate."
