Guernsey Press

Pub safe, but hotel might go

THE pub at the Hampshire Lodge is in line for a facelift.

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THE pub at the Hampshire Lodge is in line for a facelift. But the hotel is likely to be demolished as plans to build four houses and seven flats on the site have been approved by the Environment Department.

Randall's managing director Ian Rogers, pictured, has dispelled fears that the pub was to close. And the hotel would be sacrificed only if it made financial sense.

Mr Rogers said the company would carry out a feasibility study to establish if it would be money well spent. He said it was all part of the company's aims since the takeover of Randall's, which was completed by The Guernsey Pub Company in April 2006, to make best use of the facilities it has.

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