One of Plymouth’s best-known nightclubs previously known under many names including the Fiesta Suite, Powerhouse, Candy Store, Embassy Rock Bar,…

The village lost its heart and soul when this pub closed. It was in 2006 petitions were made to save…

One of the local area’s oldest and most popular pubs, The Merry Harriers at Clayhidon, had closed suddenly due to…

The Cooperage was once the beating heart of Plymouth’s music scene. An long-established name on the national touring circuit, it…

The theatre was built in 1898 on the corner of Union Street and Phoenix Street, for the joint owners, United…

Built on the site of the 1,500-seat Andrews New Picture Palace, which had opened in 1910, and was demolished in…

The chain began as bingo clubs operated by Bass Leisure, a division of Bass plc. As of 1983, Bass had…

Built on the site of the Theatre Royal (1813-1937, architect J. Foulston), the Royal Cinema was built for and operated…