Hospitality operator Nightcap has acquired the 162 metre Brighton i360 Tower. Nightcap has taken over the remaining 115-year ...

Nightcap – owner of The Cocktail Club, The Adventure Bar Group and Dirty Martini – has acquired Brighton’s i360 out of ...

Sarah Willingham, founder and CEO of Nightcap, said: "We couldn't be happier to welcome the i360 to the Nightcap family." The ...

Former Dragon's Den businesswoman Sarah Willingham has said the Brighton i360 could reopen at the beginning of March. The ...

The venue, which opened in the summer of 2016, closed last year when Brighton i360 went into administration with more then £50m in debt. It had been impacted by a number of factors including the ...

The new owner of the i360 wants to reach out to local people and invite them in for a coffee and a cake or a glass of wine.

Sarah Willingham had told herself she would not embark on a business venture in the city she calls home but when no one stepped in to save the i360 that pledge went out of the window.

There has been mixed reaction to the news that the i360 has been bought by a hospitality company run by a former 'Dragon' on Dragon's Den. It was revealed last night that Nightcap Limited has taken ...

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Nightcap, which runs more than 40 venues including The Cocktail Club and Tonight Josephine bars, confirmed it had purchased observation tower Brighton i360.