A Morecambe town centre pub will reopen to the public under new management on Saturday, October 15.
The Joiners Arms on Queen Street will be open from 9pm on Saturday with live music and a cold buffet for customers.
New licensee David Hutton is also in charge at the Pier Hotel in Morecambe.
Beyond Radio exclusively broke the news in August that Mr Hutton would be taking over the Joiners, which has been closed for several months.
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He said he intended to make changes to ensure the pub is a safe place for people to enjoy a night out following a series of incidents of night-time crime and anti-social behaviour on Queen Street earlier this year.
The Joiners will also have an opening for invited guests only, and Pier Hotel card holders, on Friday October 14 from 7pm.
In a message on The Pier Hotel Facebook page, Mr Hutton said:
"Just a quick message to let you all know that our sister pub, The Joiners Arms, will be re-opening next Friday night the 14th of October at 7pm!
"Our first night isn’t for the general public but for all of our loyalty card holders here at the Pier, also invited guests, Bookers staff, Bay Drinks Group, Bay Rangers football team, Thomas Graham and our other lovely suppliers and business partners.
"We’ll have live music from the fabulous Mel Horabin, and a cold buffet will be served.
"Saturday 15th is our general opening to the public with live entertainment from the wonderful Blue Bay for you in the evening.
"We will have some strict conditions in place to make it a safe and friendly place for us all.
"We are going forward with a dress code and 'Check 25' on the door and behind bar.
"We are a Pubwatch establishment, and also spike aware.
"We’re really looking forward to seeing you all there."
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