Developers are seeking to convert 77 Brewer Street in central London, formerly home to renowned venues like the Titanic restaurant, into a unique clay pigeon shooting experience that features virtual target shooting with real deactivated shotguns. This new venue will include a restaurant accommodating up to 550 diners. However, local advocacy group the Soho Society has raised objections, citing worries about increased alcohol consumption and its potential effects on local crime rates amid concerns regarding the area’s safety and existing crime dynamics, including organized crime targeting tourists.
Developers are planning to transform a former hotel in central London into a clay pigeon shooting venue, utilizing real deactivated shotguns for virtual target shooting.
The transformation aims to cater to competitive socializing and dining, but local groups are concerned about further overconcentration of leisure establishments in the Piccadilly area.
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