City of York Council have announced that more streets in the City Centre are going to be pedestrianised to assist businesses following the recent COVID pandemic.
Director and licensing expert, John Walker, of Guest Walker has provided his thoughts to the York Press in their recent article:
https://www.yorkpress.co.uk/news/18557749.york-streets-set-continental-vibe-summer/
As John states in the article, it is vital that businesses still continue to comply with the rules and licensing legislation. Failure to do so could result in premises licences or other permits being withdrawn completely. For any advice in relation to these rules contact John Walker on 01904 624903 or john.walker@guestwalker.co.uk.
Director at Guest Walker
John is senior director of the business and has well over 30 years’ experience in property matters. He now leads the commercial property team having joined the firm in 1983 and becoming a partner in 1984.
John specialises in commercial and residential landlord and tenant matters, licensing, sales and purchases of businesses and buildings, property advice in relation to Self Invested Personal Pension plans (SIPPs) and Small Self Administered Schemes (SSASs).
John has particular expertise in the 2016 Pubs Code Regulations and MRO Leases.
John loves working in the city centre with a lot of very nice, honest, hard-working, reliable people.
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John specialises in commercial and residential landlord and tenant matters, licensing, sales and purchases of businesses and buildings, property advice in relation to Self Invested Personal Pension plans (SIPPs) and Small Self Administered Schemes (SSASs).
John has particular expertise in the 2016 Pubs Code Regulations and MRO Leases.
John loves working in the city centre with a lot of very nice, honest, hard-working, reliable people.
View John's Profile
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