Croydon In The 2010s - Differences between Version 6 and Version 5 of 38-40 High Street
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La Tasca relinquished its leases on a number of sites in Autumn 2012 after [http://www.insolvencynews.com/article/14326/corporate/grant-thornton-initiates-cva-for-la-tasca entering a company voluntary arrangement (CVA)]. The Croydon branch was one that did not survive this. As of November 2012, the premises are vacant, with a sign in the window emphasising that no items of value have been left on the premises (though in mid-November there were lights on inside, suggesting that something new may be happening there at some point). |
La Tasca relinquished its leases on a number of sites in Autumn 2012 after [http://www.insolvencynews.com/article/14326/corporate/grant-thornton-initiates-cva-for-la-tasca entering a company voluntary arrangement (CVA)]. The Croydon branch was one that did not survive this. As of November 2012, the premises are vacant, with a sign in the window emphasising that no items of value have been left on the premises. |
Business premises on the High Street, previously occupied by a branch of the chain tapas restaurant La Tasca photo.
La Tasca relinquished its leases on a number of sites in Autumn 2012 after entering a company voluntary arrangement (CVA). The Croydon branch was one that did not survive this. As of November 2012, the premises are vacant, with a sign in the window emphasising that no items of value have been left on the premises.
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