April 16th 2024.
Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay recently found himself in a tense situation as he served papers to a group of squatters who have taken over his £13 million pub. The York & Albany pub, which also serves as a boutique hotel, had been temporarily closed while Ramsay, 57, handed over the reins to new partners in a lucrative deal.
During the pub's closure, a group of six individuals who refer to themselves as "professional squatters" managed to gain entry into the building. They have since made themselves at home, setting up a community kitchen and even sleeping in the premises. However, their stay was cut short when Ramsay's team served them with legal documents, asking them to vacate the property.
In a social media post, the squatters expressed their disappointment as they announced the cancellation of their planned event. "Apologies to everyone who was going to come along today. Papers served, cafe cancelled!" the post read. It seems like Ramsay is not backing down in his efforts to reclaim his pub from the intruders.
The York and Albany pub, located near Regent's Park in Camden, North London, has been a popular spot for locals and tourists alike. However, with the recent turn of events, it has become a battleground between Ramsay and the squatters. The six individuals have locked themselves inside the Grade II-listed hotel, refusing to leave despite the legal action taken against them.
Amidst the chaos, some kind-hearted individuals have shown their support for the squatters by donating essential items to them. It seems like the squatters have formed a small community within the pub, with people coming in to offer their assistance. If you have any information or updates on this ongoing situation, don't hesitate to reach out to us. We would love to hear from you and keep our readers informed.
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