Tales of Robin Hood goes into liquidation
THE Tales of Robin Hood has officially gone into voluntary liquidation, the Evening Post can reveal.
Up to 40 staff, including 15 permanent workers, are being informed of redundancies this afternoon.
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The Tales of Robin Hood
Chief executive Ian Walker said he had made the "awful decision" to put the attraction into voluntary liquidation.
The attraction, in Maid Marian Way, closed to the public earlier this month after running up rent arrears with landlords Tesco.
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by rachel, long eaton
Thursday, January 15 2009, 1:10PM
“Brian Beeston- I totally agree with you, it's nice to see all the other people commenting are supporting Nottingham Isnt it. NOT!!!”
by Allen Wright, Toronto, ON, Canada
Thursday, January 15 2009, 11:57AM
“Sorry to see the Tales go, even if it had been going to seed for about a decade. And that the city has very little specific Robin Hood stuff. The Ridley Scott/Russell Crowe film - if it gets made - is called Nottingham because everyone in the English-speaking world has heard of the city and it means something to them. I think there's untapped tourism potential.”
by Mr Mojo, Mapperley
Thursday, January 15 2009, 7:57AM
“I heard Ian Walker talking on the radio about this sad situation last night.
I can't say that I am surprised they've gone under, the man sounded like a first class buffoon !”
by Peter, Red Deer AB
Wednesday, January 14 2009, 10:17PM
“it was rubbish”
by Patrick, The real world
Wednesday, January 14 2009, 9:50PM
“It was poor, really poor, and the location was poor as well, Tesco have intentions for the site, so increased the rent to force them out.”