GUARDIAN STUDENT PUBLICATION OF THE YEAR 2011-2012
YORK VISION Wednesday May 9, 2012 Tuesday October
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THE NEW WILLOW? By sam earle RUMOURS OF a ‘new Willow’ have been sparked by another Chinese restaurant’s recent application to significantly extend its license for sale of alcohol and opening hours to 3.30am. A notice which is currently outside the restaurant’s window declares that, under the Licensing Act 2003, Mr Chong Hung Chun aims to extend his restaurant’s hours for regulated entertainment and sale of alcohol to 10-3.30 and “add entertainment facilities with a similar description to making music and dancing from 10-3.30.” The establishment, Regency Restaurant, situated on 16 Barbican Road, is in an ideal loca-
tion for students returning to the University from town after a night out. Whilst Mr Chong Hung Chun was unable for comment as he is currently not in York and does not speak English, York Vision tracked down his wife and fellow owner of the restaurant, Annie Peng. Describing what the current refurbishments would entail, Peng spoke with some pride about the construction of a “new high-tech disco-hall to play records” and “several other rooms for socialising.” Though she admitted that the dance room itself would “probably not be able to fit too many people,” she assured that “at night there will obviously be no customers in the restaurant so we will push back the tables and make more room for dancing there.”
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NEW CHINESE RESTAURANT/NIGHTCLUB SET TO OPEN ON BARBICAN ROAD