Billionaire Developer Asif Aziz Linked to Closure of London's Historic Pubs
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Summary
The article explores the impact of billionaire developer Asif Aziz's companies on London's historic pubs, focusing on the closure of beloved establishments like the China Hall. It highlights personal stories, such as Steve Cornish's long-standing connection to the pub, and the broader trend of pub closures in the capital.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledSteve Cornish remembers the start of his multi-decade love affair with the China Hall.
For Cornish, the unique draw of the China Hall for 35 years came down to one man: Micky Norris, its talismanic landlord.
Companies linked to Asif Aziz have been buying up and shutting down some of the capital’s most beloved boozers.
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