The owner of Liverpool's former Sergeant Pepper’s Bistro has said that he still hoped to find a tenant to occupy the landmark building.
The former tram stop which was name checked in The Beatles famous song Penny Lane has been empty since 2003. The art deco period piece was a famous restaurant popular with locals , students and international tourists.
For many the failure to find a modern use for the building with such rich heritage represents a missed opportunity for the city. Raad Maatook, who bought the building in 1989, spoke to the ECHO earlier this week about the landmark.