3D football screen proves a winner
Phil Lelyveld
Entertainment Technology Center
[by Northampton Chronical staff]
A PUB in Northampton town centre has installed a 3D projector screen as part of a £400,000 refurbishment.
The Old Bank pub, opposite The Guildhall in St Giles Square, has been completely redecorated with new flooring, bar and paint on the walls. The pub has also installed a 3D projector screen in the bar downstairs and a HD screen upstairs and will show a variety of different sports events.
Six new staff have been employed and the drinks and food menu has been redesigned.
Manager Lee O’Donnell said: “Everyone has said how bright and open the pub now looks.
“Everyone has loved the 3D so far and more people are using the 3D glasses.”
The Old Bank pub in St Giles Square after a refurbishment including new large screen 3D TV screens. Pictured: Lee O’Donnell, manager, Siobhan Neary, team player, Paul Hyde, area manager, Elysha Breden, team player and Fran Timms, team player, wearing 3D glasses next to one of the new screens.
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