Summary
The parent group of Grand Pacific, located in the Liberal Reform Club's dining room on King Street, has filed an administration application in the High Court in Leeds. Voluntary administration typically occurs when a company is insolvent or facing insolvency, triggering a formal assessment of whether rescue or liquidation better serves creditors.
Grand Pacific underwent a relaunch last year featuring a new Churchill-themed menu and afternoon tea offering. The restaurant occupies a Grade I listed building owned by Bruntwood, dating from 1871 and historically significant as the venue where Winston Churchill delivered his 1906 election victory speech. A sister restaurant, Australasia in Spinningfields, is currently closed for kitchen renovation and is owned by a company with the same director, Laura Disley.
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Common questions
- What is this article about?
- NW Event & Hospitality Management Ltd, the parent company of Manchester's Grand Pacific restaurant, has applied to the High Court for voluntary administration. The move follows a relaunch last year that introduced a Churchill theme and afternoon tea service.
- When was this published?
- This article was published on 8 September 2026.
- Who published this article?
- This article was published by TheBusinessDesk.