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Reynolds bar re-opens after refurb

Its grand opening happened on Friday

Reynolds bar re-opens after refurb

Charing Cross Hospital’s only onsite bar has finally been refurbished by the union, after consultation with students.

Street and hospital signs ‘borrowed’ from other trusts still hang on the walls, but the bar’s logo has become slightly snazzier.

There is no lime green to be seen.

The union promised that the new bar’s floor is “100% less sticky”.

As part of a consultation survey, student opinions on the bar’s new look were gathered. The most common suggestion was an old-fashioned pub-like spaces with “booths”, “wood” and “leather”. Students seemed to want less plastic furniture and more of a heritage vibe.

With a hospital on one side and a graveyard on the other, the 450 capacity space is a space well-known to medical students as the final destination for many freshers fortnight events. The bar also serves food during the day.

The refurbishment was revealed at an exclusive launch party for BNOCs last Friday, where The Techtonics performed.

The bar is having an official re-launch tonight (Friday the 13th).

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