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            MARBLE ARCH HILL TO PROVIDE A SHOT IN THE ARM

            FOR LONDON’S BUSINESSES


             London’s much-loved Marble Arch will have a slightly
             different look this summer as a 25m high grass-covered
             pop-up viewing platform will be constructed adjacent
             to  the  Grade  1  listed  national  monument  to  give
             visitors a spectacular view of some of the capital’s most
             renowned locations.
              The viewing platform will offer the public a chance
             to look at the capital from angles they may never have
             witnessed  before  and  take  in  unique  views  of  Hyde
             Park, Oxford Street, Mayfair, Marylebone and Park Lane,
             as well as the bustling Edgware Road and Connaught
             Village with its mix of restaurants and boutique shops.
             Visitors will need to book in advance before climbing
             the attraction which will also feature a hall inside the
             structure that will be used for events and exhibitions.
              Marble Arch  Hill  hopes  to  attract  200,000  people,
             many  of  which  will  be  considering  weekend  trips  to
             London, once lockdown restrictions are eased, as they
             look to take in all the sights and sounds of the capital.























             THE ARC CINEMA HAS EXCHANGED A LONG-TERM LEASE WITH NATIONAL URBAN REGENERATOR, MUSE DEVELOPMENTS, TO BECOME THE LEISURE ANCHOR AT ROTHERHAM’S FORGE
             ISLAND, WHICH WILL SEE A KEY AREA IN THE HEART OF THE TOWN CENTRE REPURPOSED INTO A VIBRANT MIXED-USE DESTINATION. THE BOUTIQUE CINEMA OPERATOR CURRENTLY HAS
             SIX SITES ACROSS THE UK AND IRELAND, WITH A FURTHER TWO SITES UNDER CONSTRUCTION AND DUE TO OPEN IN MID-2O21. IT SPECIALISES IN PROVIDING A VIP CINEMA EXPERIENCE
             FOR THE PRICE OF A STANDARD TICKET. ALONG WITH THE CINEMA, FURTHER PLANS INCLUDE A NEW HOTEL, FOOD AND DRINK OUTLETS AND A CAR PARK.

             TRIPLE SIGNING AT                                    MAMASAN SERVES UP
             ELEPHANT PARK                                        A NEW VENUE



             Lendlease has announced a trio of fitness-focused signings at Elephant   Grosvenor has announced the signing of South East Asian bar
             Park. They will be amongst the first brands to take space within the   and brasserie, Mamasan, at Liverpool ONE. The premium concept,
             latest phase of the £2.5bn regeneration project, where thousands of   which focuses on elevated dining, drinks and music, has signed for
             new homes alongside a diverse range of retailers and restaurants are   a 6,875sq ft space. It will add to the distinctive experiences and
             being delivered by Lendlease, in partnership with Southwark Council,   inspired international flavours on offer at the destination.
             within Zone One of central London.                     Founded by Brad Stevens, the creator of culinary concepts Bar
              The  new  signings  have  agreed  to  take  space  within  two  new   Soba and Pizza Punks, Mamasan’s launch at Liverpool ONE will
             buildings, located between New Kent Road and Ash Avenue, which   mark the brand’s second opening. In line with the Glasgow site
             will  also  be  home  to  Lendlease’s  first  collection  of  Build  to  Rent   that opened in 2020, the Mamasan bar and brasserie at Liverpool
             homes within the European market. The ‘Living by Lendlease’ rental   ONE  will  provide  flavourful,  punchy  South  East Asian  inspired
             homes will be the first to be managed by the international property   cuisine and cocktails, prepared fresh to order and elevated with
             and investment group, and will be tailored to meet the needs of their   the finest local produce from Britain’s land, farms and sea.
             new residents.                                         Mamasan’s latest restaurant, due to be unveiled once national
              When complete, the Elephant Park project will feature four and   lockdown  restrictions  are  eased,  will  see  a  complete  refit  of
             a half hectares of public space and a 101,000sq m park with mature   the  expansive  unit  into  a  sophisticated  brasserie-style  setting,
             London plane trees, play area and water feature.     designed to accommodate up to 200 covers.


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