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“Professional squatters” have staked a claim on a pub owned by Gordon Ramsay.
Reports say a “group of at least six people” have “taken over” the York & Albany Hotel and Gastropub in London.
They’ve also posted a “legal warning” defending their “occupation” of the property.
Sources say the group wants to use the space as a “community art café,” and posted requests for “food and donations” have been torn down.
Police have been contacted but say it’s a “civil matter.”
The York & Albany had been closed and put up for sale, and Ramsay has been unsuccessful in getting out of the 25-year lease he signed on the property in 2007.
Source: BBC