A Manchester city centre bar will be forced to shut down for one month after complaints of repeated rule-breaking. But a former boss is stepping in to save it.
Tribeca in Sackville Street has had its licence suspended meaning the premises will have to close for a month starting in a few weeks' time. The bar on the edge of Manchester's Gay Village has been the subject of noise complaints, Covid rule-breaking and a police incident among other allegations.
Together with the police, Manchester council officers called for the bar's licence to be revoked claiming that promises to improve had been broken. But an owner has now stepped forward in a bid to save the bar from closure.
