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06 January 2006
Aberdeen Says Yes To Wharf
Development But No To Others
As
one door opens others invariably close. Never more so as in
Aberdeen casino circles when the council paved the way for
the proposed multi-million pound City Wharf casino, leisure
and shopping centre, whilst flatly refusing a further plan
to relocate an existing licence closer to the city centre as
well as rejecting another application for the centre due to
over supply.
So whilst developers
Kenmore were granted a provisional entertainment licence by
the council for a potential casino as part of its £15
project as Shiprow, the International Casino's plans to move
to the city centre fell on deaf ears. As did another
proposal made by Granite Rock Casinos for another city
centre casino, with the view being that with the new
development the area would be already closing in on the
supply/demand equation.
Kenmore, based in
Edinburgh, has been granted a provisional licence for 5,656
square foot of gaming area, lounge bar and
restaurant.
The developer had already
warned that it would abandon the whole project if
councillors rejected a gaming licence application from
Grosvenor Casinos.
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