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About C103

C103 sits at the heart of Plymouth on Union Street, a historic nightclub and bar that has hosted dance nights and student events in the past. While the building is currently undergoing redevelopment by Nudge Community Builders and is not operating as a nightclub today, the site remains part of Plymouth’s evolving Union Street landscape. This page provides practical details on parking, transport, and nearby lodging and dining to help locals and visitors understand the area and plan visits around the ongoing transformation.

Geographically, the venue sits in central Plymouth, near city-centre amenities, with convenient access for pedestrians and public transport. The former C103 site is being repurposed for offices, housing, and a city farming initiative in partnership with community organizations, while the basement has been repurposed for City Farm use as part of the regeneration effort.

Even though the original club experience isn’t currently active, fans of Plymouth’s nightlife can still explore the Union Street area, where classic events like Goodgreef with Eddie Halliwell once drew crowds, and UPSU student nights like Boogie Nights and Borderline are remembered in venue listings. When events resume or special ventures occur in the neighborhood, secure your seats early through trusted partners. For now, plan your visit with parking options nearby, easy transit access from Plymouth railway station, and nearby hotels for convenient stays. We’ve got you covered with practical details to help you navigate this evolving Plymouth landmark.

  • Parking: There are two-hour on-street bays nearby and multiple city-centre car parks within a short walk of Union Street.
  • Transport: Union Street bus stops provide local services; Plymouth railway station is within a comfortable walking distance. Local bus routes serve the area well.
  • Nearby hotels: The Duke of Cornwall Hotel (Millbay Road), Premier Inn Plymouth City Centre (Derry’s Cross), and Premier Inn Plymouth City Centre (Lockyers Quay) offer convenient stays near the neighbourhood.
  • Future developments: The building at 103–109 Union Street is being redesigned by Nudge Community Builders to house offices, housing, and city farming initiatives as part of the Union Street regeneration.
  • Tips: If you’re in town for a show or a night out in the area, check current event listings for nearby venues and keep an eye on Union Street redevelopment updates for access and openings.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Location/address: 103 Union Street, Plymouth, Devon PL1 3NB, United Kingdom.
  • Venue type: Nightclub/bar (historic; previously operated as C103 and other names).
  • Current status: Closed/derelict; being transformed by Nudge Community Builders into community spaces and businesses; basement repurposed for City Farm use; fire damaged the building in October 2023.
  • Notable events hosted: Dance/club nights such as Goodgreef with Eddie Halliwell (2011); UPSU student nights like Boogie Nights and Borderline referenced in venue listings.
  • Capacity: Not publicly published; no official capacity figure readily available from major sources.
  • Seating/chart: No public seating chart published for C103; venue described as a nightclub rather than a fixed-seating theatre.
  • Parking: Nearby city-centre parking options; two-hour on-street bays and several nearby car parks in Plymouth city centre.
  • Transit: Public transit access via Union Street bus stops; Plymouth railway station within walking distance; local bus routes serve the area.
  • Nearby hotels: The Duke of Cornwall Hotel (Millbay Road), Premier Inn Plymouth City Centre (Derry’s Cross) and Premier Inn Plymouth City Centre (Lockyers Quay) are convenient options.
  • Notable redevelopment/renaming: Building formerly known as C103 has been renamed/reused as part of Union Street regeneration; Nudge acquired 103–109 Union Street and is repurposing the site for offices, housing, and city farming uses.