City centre pub closes for extensive refurb
A Sheffield pub dating back to 1825 is closing for a refurbishment to help preserve it as one of the last remaining traditional pubs in the city centre.
The investment in the Red Deer on Pitt Street is being undertaken by Heineken-owned Star Pubs.
It will upgrade the premises, bring back food and develop a courtyard garden at the rear.
Work starts on 20 July and the Red Deer will reopen in late August with new operator, Karl Seery, at the helm, creating six new jobs.
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