The owners of the former Paramount City nightclub say they are on the ‘downhill to the finish’ with plans to transform the empty building. The former nighttime venue was bought by former TT legend Richard ‘Milky’ Quayle and wife Lydia in August 2020 and the couple have worked hard over the last few years to turn it into a café, barber shop and residential homes. The plans involve converting the first and second floors of the iconic Douglas landmark into four-bedroom residential flat, with the ground floor to be used for the combined cafe and barber shop.
The couple have been providing updates on their Facebook Page entitled ‘Paramount City the next chapter’ . Woman smuggled up to £4,000 in cocaine to the Isle of Man hidden in her genitals Isle of Man Police staff member shared 'intel reports' in family Whatsapp group Takeaway launches fundraising food product in memory of man who died in crash Watch as Sir Mark Cavendish praises 'beautiful' Isle of Man homecoming The latest post uses an analogy of the TT Races in a nod to Richard’s glittering racing past to explain how close they are to finishing the project. It says: ‘Another few months done, and things here have picked up a bit of pace despite three UK race meetings with Illiam [their son].
‘We are halted again now for a few weeks because of Richard’s Manx Grand Prix commitments...
..honestly if it wasn’t for motorbikes it would’ve been finished months ago.
! ‘In terms of finishing. I feel like we.