After nearly two decades of serving hearty breakfasts and creating cherished memories, Debbie Clarke has made the emotional decision to sell Seaview Cafe. The iconic Whitstable waterfront spot is heading to market, marking the end of a beloved local institution.
After nearly four years at the helm of The Saddle in Horwich, landlady Chantelle Jones has transformed the pub into a beloved local hotspot. Her dedication to creating a welcoming atmosphere and supporting the community is exactly what makes this week's Pub of the Week so special.
From a single shop opened in 1981 to a beloved community institution, Ashford Sewing Centre has been stitching together memories and serving customers across the region for nearly five decades. The owner reflects on what it takes to keep a specialty retail business thriving in a rapidly changing world.
The beloved Rose and Crown pub in Bury is facing a growing parking crisis that's frustrating both regulars and newcomers alike. The Greene King venue has just shared an urgent update about the increasingly difficult situation outside their Cockey Moor Road location.
The cycling community and the town of Sandwich are mourning the loss of Arthur Lock, a beloved figure who spent nearly 35 years running Locks cycle shops and earning a reputation as a true local legend. His legacy of exceptional service, expertise, and genuine care for his customers will continue to inspire the cycling enthusiasts he served throughout east Kent.
In 1966, a teenage Trevor Marlow pedalled through Ashford on his push bike, delivering meat to neighbours for a local butcher. Sixty years later, he's still there—but now as the proud owner of Marlow Butchers, a shop his family considers their second home.