Gordon Ramsay Regains Control of London Pub After Legal Battle with Squatters

A High Court order facilitated the removal of squatters from the York & Albany pub, ending a week-long occupation.

Squatters vacated Gordon Ramsay's York & Albany pub in Camden after being served legal papers.
The group, identifying as the Camden Art Collective, briefly operated an autonomous café within the pub.
Legal representatives for Ramsay's company argued for immediate possession due to risks of public disturbance.
The High Court swiftly granted the possession order, citing the property's ongoing security concerns.
Despite the eviction, the squatters expressed intentions to continue their activism and challenge property norms.