There have been lots of twists and turns in the story of Pryzm in Watford — this is what you need to know.
Watford’s biggest nightclub appears set to move out by January 5, 2024, after the building was put on the market with a £6,000,000 guide price.has been told that the building must be empty by January 5, as the site is set to be sold with vacant possession.
It was not the first identity change for the club, which started life as Top Rank before becoming Baileys in the 70s and 80s, Paradise Lost, Kudos in the 90s, and then Destiny.Plans to build 147 homes at the Pryzm site, also including Iceland, were submitted in April last year and would have resulted in the club’s closure had they been approved.
A second structure, of 16 homes, was proposed to the rear of the current car park, backing onto Beechen Grove.As hundreds of objections to the proposal flew in, the landlord said that all of its tenants were still set to be evicted by the end of January 2023 even if its application was to be rejected.
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