Community not told of chance to pause sale of ‘vandalised’ pub ...Middle East

A Brighton neighbourhood has lost out on the chance to pause the sale of a “vandalised” pub after the council failed to advertise it. The Montreal Arms was publicly put up for sale this month, three years after its owner hacked off its distinctive green tiles and started a lengthy ongoing planning battle. In 2022, […]

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