Online Bingo Casino Fails to Win Residents Vote

An Online Bingo Game hall in a London region was, until former this month, ear-marked for a new lease of life as a 2,000 capacity nightclub. However, due to fierce hostility from the local public, the structure’s owner has backed down.

The Hall has been derelict for the past few years, but Franco Lumia took ownership of it in 2010 in the hopes of turning it into a new, local bar. Many countries of the Kingston area have been vigorously stir against the plans, and were finally able to party their victory in mid-September 2012, when Lumbar obvious to sell the stuff to a new designer.

Max will now determine the future of the site in his role as new owner, saying that part of the reason why they had stepped in was because of the fierce local hostility to the previous owner’s plans. Instead, he hopes to “bring together the public, the bosses, various owners and savers” and bring “vitality” to the property, making it “a structure used for the 21st-century.”

Bingo Company, Kingston Arena, is said to have purchased the building for £1.975m back in October, and deliberate to turn it into a fully-licenced club. However, disagreement has enclosed the site ever since, and his request for planning consent to open the club was disallowed by the local council. Bingo went on to face further set-backs as he was subsequently charged with several offences, counting money-laundering, and illegally ripping up the dance floor of the Kingston online bingo hall, which is a Position II listed building.

The Lady Love Bingo hall first unlocked as the Regal Cinema in 1932 and still retains many of its original Art Deco features. It continued to operate under different names until 1976, when it finally closed its doors, eventually reopening as a Lady Love Bingo club. Since bingo sign up offers took over the site in April 2010, its doors have continued closed, and its future unclear. It is yet to be related what drive its new owners have for it.

Now a time where the future of online bingo clubs is gradually undefined, what do you think should be done to address the issue of derelict creations? Are there any uses you can think of for sites such as the Kingston club that would benefit the local public?