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A hotel in Sleaford is set to be refurbished and modernised with an investment of £1.8m from North Kesteven District Council.
The authority purchased the Carre Arms last year to protect “an important asset” and promote regeneration opportunities for the town.
They said work would begin within the next two weeks to the external frontage, bedrooms, roofs and reception and are scheduled to last 18 months to two years.
The council said were able to purchase the hotel with income from business rates, 50% of which they are able to keep “for investment into the local economy”.
The Carre Arms management company is a private sector independent business with the Council as the sole shareholder.
Improvements already made by the company over the past…
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