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Revamp for Reading town centre cocktail bar

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Thursday, October 20, 2022 6:03 am
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Bea at One at 1 Gun Street, Reading town centre, has closed for refurbishment. Picture: Local Democracy Reporting Service

Bea at One at 1 Gun Street, Reading town centre, has closed for refurbishment. Picture: Local Democracy Reporting Service

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A cocktail bar in Reading town centre has closed for refurbishment.

Be at One, located at the junction of Gun Street and Bridge Street, is shut for a month for the works to take place. The project involves a series of internal modifications to the building and changes to external advertising.

Stonegate has applied for advertising consent to replace its existing signs with updated ones and changing the colour from turquoise to dark grey.

A spokesperson for the bar chain said: “Be At One Reading is currently undergoing a full refurbishment and will open with a range of new features including a state-of-the-art karaoke booth.”

The Be at One brand is owned by Stonegate Group, which also owns the Popworld, Slug and Lettuce and Walkabout brands.

The proposal can be viewed on Reading Borough Council’s planning website by searching for application 221261.

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Stonegate has also applied for a minor variation of its licence to account for the internal changes.

Currently, Be at One is open from 5pm to 1am Monday to Wednesday, 5pm to 2am on Thursday, 4pm to 3am on Friday, 3pm to 3am on Saturday, and 4pm to 2.30am on Sundays.

The bar is due to reopen on Thursday, November 3.

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