Revolution bar to be re-branded if plans to convert building agreed
A popular city centre bar is set to be re-branded if plans to convert the building are agreed with the council.
A planning application has been submitted to turn Revolution, on Call Lane, into Bonnie Rogues Pub.
Bar firm NEOS Hospitality has asked Leeds City Council to approve alterations to the Grade II-listed building.
A design report said: “Forty-eight Call Lane is an established public house occupying a prominent frontage in Leeds city centre.
“Historic England identifies the building as a mid-18th-century house with a probably later warehouse, now in commercial use.”
Plans include re-painting of the shopfront, replacement doors and installation of fabric awnings on the building.
Bonnie Rogues already operates venues in Bristol, Cardiff, Kingston upon Thames and Swansea.
On it’s website the chain describes itself as a “premium party venue”, offering happy hour drinks, live music and pub food.
The application for “external rebranding of the existing Revolution Bar as Bonnie Rogues Pub” is out for consultation until August 26.