Drinking partners

Article Abstract:

The Parisa Group was set up Chief Executive Nader Haghighi after he led the buyout of Wine Cellar off-licences, for 56 million pounds sterling, from Greenalls. The Parisa cafe-bars are a combination of wine bar and micro-brewery, The Parisa acquisitions manager works with local property agents to find suitable properties for their cafe-bars. Each outlet needs around 1,600-1,800 sq ft of sales space. The company is looking to open an additional 20 outlets. Haghighi points out buying property in the UK is a difficult process. The firm's latest bar has been opened in Leeds, England.

Management, Bars, saloons, etc., Bars (Drinking establishments), Company Profile, Parisa Group Ltd.

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Lift off

Article Abstract:

Industrial developments in Liverpool, England, are continuing to make the area more attractive to business and industry. The Twelve Quays development in Birkenhead, England, will include a technology park warehouse and industrial units. The Liverpool Intermodal Freeport Terminal in Merseyside, England, will be enlarged by an area of 76 acres. The Boulevard Industry Park in Speke Garston, England, is 64 acres large.

Industrial districts, Liverpool, England

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Playing on a level field

Article Abstract:

Land sites in the region of Northwich, England, will be filled to prevent further subsidence. The anti-subsidence programme Northwich Vision will be partially funded by a government grant. Northwich is an attractive location capable of supporting more residential housing and retail development. The shopping centre in Winsford, England, will be upgraded to improve parking and pedestrian facilities.

Retail industry, Retail trade, Environmental aspects, Subsidences (Earth movements), Land subsidences

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