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Birmingham Post
Birmingham Post
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Coreena Ford

The Gaming Hideaway launches second venue after sealing six-figure investment

A virtual reality entertainment centre is set to open in County Durham after entrepreneurs tapped into six-figure investment.

Rachel and Kaiyn Crooks opened their first Gaming Hideaway in Thornaby last year, after spotting a gap in the market for a family-focused venue bringing different VR and gaming technologies under one roof.

Having proved and refined the concept over the last year, they are now set to open a second Gaming Hideaway on Newgate Street in Bishop Auckland town centre, which is almost twice the size of the original.

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