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Simon Rimmer said he s had enough of this year (Image: TWITTER)
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One of which was his colleague and pal Gemma, 36, who had intended to visit his eatery three times.
However, she had not been able to make any of them, seemingly due to the rules in the tiered system.
Simon originally tweeted: Being in @AlbertsSchloss 2 days before Xmas and no trade. This time last year we’d be packed already.
Gemma Atkinson and Simon Rimmer were on Strictly in the same year (Image: WENN)
Simon Rimmer has many restaurants in northern England (Image: CHANNEL 4)
Gemma Atkinson and Simon Rimmer took part in Strictly in 2017 (Image: EXPRESS)
December 18, 2020 at 2:00pm
The interior of a salon on Lee Highway is set to be demolished and renovated, according to a permit filed with Arlington County.
The salon is New Image Hair Designs at 5800 Lee Highway, in Leeway-Overlee, across the street from Sloppy Mama’s Barbecue. All the finishes, plumbing and electrical fixtures will be removed and non-structural interior walls will be taken down, according to the permit.
The listed owner of the property is an LLC associated with Brian Normile, the president of Arlington-based home builder BCN Homes, which holds the demolition permit for the property.
Normile is also a partner in the Liberty Tavern Restaurant Group, which owns Liberty Tavern, Lyon Hall and Northside Social.
After some delays, Clarendon Popup could be hosting live entertainment and dancing in the former Clarendon Ballroom space by the end of December.
The new opening day would be almost exactly one year after the event and nightlife spot at 3185 Wilson Blvd closed after New Year’s Eve in 2019. Owners anticipated the first popup with a “Winter Wonderland” theme would open around this time in December, but the holidays have set them back.
“We are aiming to open by the end of the month pending no further delays,” owner Mike Bramson said in an email, adding that the popup has been set back by “typical internal delays, such as equipment arriving on time given the holidays.”