SEAFRONT Tourist attraction purchased from Hospitality Chain – Irvine Times

Nightcap, which runs more than 40 seats, including a cocktail club, and tonight Josephin Bars has confirmed that he has purchased the Brighton I360 observation tower on Tuesday.

Under the agreement, Nightcap takes over the remaining 115-year leasing on the i360.

This comes after the City Council of Brighton and Hove has agreed to write off the debt on the i360 of £ 51 million last month so that it can be sold and returned to business.

Brighton I360 had applied for administration after failing to find a buyer, just days before Christmas last year, closing with immediate effect and making 109 employees unnecessary.

Advisor Jacob Taylor, the deputy leader of Labor Brighton and the Hove City Council, said: “We are glad that the night glass has been so much interest in reviving the i360 and their passion and commitment to the city are obvious. We believe that this is the best option for the city – to give a new start for the attraction and to help ensure that this important stretch of the beach can thrive. “

Sarah Willingham, founder and CEO of Nightcap and a former Dragon on Dragons ‘Dragons’ Dragon Dragon, said: “We can’t be more happy to welcome the i360 in the night cables family and is glad that Brighton and Hove Municipal Council rushed The way to save us to keep us to keep us, to keep us, to keep us, to keep us to keep us to keep us to keep us to keep us to keep us We, to keep us, to continue to preserve, to keep us, to keep us to keep this emblematic landmark open.

“We pass the i360 every day and we were as disappointed as everyone else when it came into administration and no buyer was found. The impact of its closure would be catastrophic for our local companies and the disadvantage of this important part of the Brighton coast. We hope that we will receive the support of our dense knit local community as we embark on this new chapter for the i360. “