Exeter’s fire-ravaged Royal Clarence Hotel was sold for £2m, company documents reveal. The Grade II listed building, in Cathedral Yard, was snapped up by Exeter developer NooKo from one of Devon ...

Bournemouth began to develop into a resort in ... stores like Bobby’s and Beale’s tower above the greenery. Sumptuous hotels including The Norfolk Royale and The Royal Exeter bear witness to the ...

THE team working to restore a historic Exeter hotel destroyed in a massive fire says it’s time to put a smile on the face of the city again. The gap left on Cathedral Green by the blaze which gutted ...

The restoration of the beloved Royal Clarence hotel in Exeter has finally begun after almost a decade. The historic landmark was devastated by fire in October 2016 and has been a gutted eyesore since.

The restoration of the beloved Royal Clarence hotel in Exeter has finally begun after almost a decade. The historic landmark was devastated by fire in October 2016 and has been a gutted eyesore since.

Bournemouth boasts sandy beaches and beautiful ... the historic 1812 bar nestled within the Royal Exeter Hotel; and the more traditional Brass House pub. The town is peppered with a variety ...

More than seven years on from the Royal Clarence Hotel fire in Exeter, the site remains a boarded up eyesore to visitors. Despite Exeter City Council finally signing off plans to transform it into ...

Permission was granted unanimously by Exeter City Council's planning committee on Monday to turn the Grade II-listed Royal Clarence Hotel into 23 luxury flats, with a restaurant and bar.

THE ROYAL Exeter Hotel in Bournemouth will be hosting a charity fundraiser for Ukraine on Monday, 25 April. The event taking place this Monday, at 1812 Cocktail Bar in the Royal Exeter Hotel, will ...

Plans are being put forward to turn the Grade II listed Royal Clarence Hotel in Exeter, Devon - which dates back to 1769 - into 23 luxury homes, complete with a restaurant and bar. It comes ...

The Royal Clarence Hotel, in Exeter, was gutted by a fire in 2016. Exeter's famous Royal Clarence Hotel site has been sold to new owners - nearly four years after it was burnt to the ground.