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I've just had my money returned. Have to say the Seedrs investment platform seems pretty decent.

Correct answer.

Why did the landlord go through with the charade of selling to Bison then? I'm not disputing this...just don't fully understand why the landlord would do this.

Thanks. It's a real shame but it seems the landlord was a knob so better to back out. I hope it doesn't put people off this cooperative and local approach in the future.

Shame. A real shame.

Thanks. Good news

What's the latest on this? Not heard a peep for ages and their website doesn't seem to have any new updates for some months now.

**** me, we agree on something.

On a slightly related topic how come the US do shit pubs so much better than the UK? I've been to some right dumps in the US but somehow they work.

Strippers on Friday lunch time.

I only have stubble and at my age struggle with skinny jeans*. You'll be fine. *-I do sport a taper in my Levis though.

:lolol: How long before we get a "they want to be individual but they all look the same" comment? Or the classic "they hate big corporations but all have Apple Macs" snipe. PS do they? And, no they don't necessarily.

I did. Although I wouldn't say I have invested. I put some money in because I support their aims and want to help them achieve them. If I get a return it's a bonus.

Why not start a crowdfunding campaign and open a "comfy pub" then? Oh, and hipsters are the most benign group you'll ever meet, they're really nothing to get worked up about. Chill out.

There's going to be a party for the Sun Bear's victory apparently. They're going to put out 40 chairs for all 80 voters.

If you provide a convincing case, and it's something folk want to support, then why not?

Great news

I agree, it will be a long road but I think with all the good will, free finance and free professional services* and all round support they stand a much better chance than a regular business. I really do want this to work for a number of reasons. * - I know it's not totally free as they're...

A craft bar in the basement of your apartment. Living the dream that is.

Sounds excellent. I hope this is a model for future community based business.