The victim was punched several times in the face
The County Assembly Rooms in Lincoln will have new tenants “shortly” after bailiffs changed the locks on the building, amid claims the previous tenants owed almost £90,000 in rent.
Built in 1745, the building is steeped in history, described as the most prestigious events spot in Lincoln, but the writing is now on the wall for the current tenants after an alleged dispute over rent. Notices have been put up on the door of the Assembly Rooms, stating that the locks have now been changed and the equipment is still held there, while arrangements are made to empty out the property.
“We were nearly five years into a ten year lease. Fortunately, another very nice family-run business will be coming in shortly. I am delighted that they will be taking over and it will be in good hands.
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