Originally Posted by
Paris_Hilton
Something is only worth what people are prepared to pay to buy it. If the business has not sold for £750k in 4 years, then it's not worth £750k.
Ultimately it's the free market that decides whether a pub closes or not. If it is popular it will stay open, if it is not it will close.
If people are prepared to take on a viable business, they will, if they are not they won't.
I can understand CAMRAs concerns, but it seems to me that the business is no longer viable due to its location, customer catchment area, running cost etc. Therefore the current landlord has every right to close the door.