18 Sept 2010
Closer
Well that didn't last long.
Ithaca, the yuppie playground on John Dalton Street that was once Rare Records (ex-employee Ian Curtis), appears to have lost it's shine, closed it's doors and is now up for grabs - offers in the region of GBP900k.
Bargain, considering the original fit-out costs originally reported here.
Thankfully, the nearby John Dalton Cafe - now rebranded as Essy's - is still a going concern.
Ithaca, the yuppie playground on John Dalton Street that was once Rare Records (ex-employee Ian Curtis), appears to have lost it's shine, closed it's doors and is now up for grabs - offers in the region of GBP900k.
Bargain, considering the original fit-out costs originally reported here.
Thankfully, the nearby John Dalton Cafe - now rebranded as Essy's - is still a going concern.
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