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The Slug & Lettuce Richmond to close for two weeks during works

Local News by Cesar Medina 13th Oct 2024  
The Slug & Lettuce on Water Lane, Richmond plans to change its front signs (credit: Stonegate Group & Planning application).
The Slug & Lettuce on Water Lane, Richmond plans to change its front signs (credit: Stonegate Group & Planning application).
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Bar chain, The Slug & Lettuce (S&L), has submitted an application to replace the front signs of its Richmond site with a new "fresh" look.

Owners of S&L, Stonegate Group, put forward the application to Richmond Council last week (2 October) to replace the existing signage but keep the same "heritage feel".

The proposed elevations of The Slug & Lettuce Richmond front signage (credit: Planning application).

In its application, Stonegate Group, state: "Keeping the heritage feel of the existing signage, we aimed to give it a fresh look and retaining the current signs positions. Renew lighting and lanterns."

The S&L on Water Lane, Richmond last had a sign replacement back in 2017 and plans to have a dark blue and 'flamingo' pink coloured design, part of brand-wide revamp.

The existing elevations of The Slug & Lettuce Richmond front signage (credit: Planning application).

Sign positions will remain the same but during works S&L will close to customers as well as traffic.

Speaking to Nub News, S&L, said that works will take approximately two weeks and that the bar will reopen on Thursday, 7 November.

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To mark the reopening, on Friday, 8 November it will be hosting a Flamingo Bingo event welcome to all.

The Richmond S&L opens everyday from 10am-11pm. To find out more about the cocktail bar, click here.

Richmond Council are due to make a decision. To read the full planning application, click here.

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