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Every Thursday at precisely 7:30 a.m., Sam Leonard opens the online market for his homemade bagels, then watches the orders pour in. For customers, it’s a bit like buying tickets to a hot concert: If you don’t jump on right away, you won’t get those poppy seed bagels you have your heart set on. (I know; it happened to me.)
Leonard operates a cottage baking business called Better Half Bagel, making and selling bagels from his home in South Land Park. Customers order and pay online, then pick up their bagels on Sunday morning from a table set up on Leonard’s driveway.
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Fat Cat Brewery Tap landlords Mark White and Laura Hedley-White.
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Pub and restaurant owners defended themselves after Norfolk health bosses suggested some were not sticking to the Tier Two Covid rules.
At a press conference on Thursday (December 10), there were suggestions that some businesses were getting around the rules, including the controversial one that says pubs can only serve drinks when someone has a substantial meal.
Tom McCabe, chairman of the Strategic Coordination Group at Norfolk Resilience Forum, said environmental health officers, Covid support staff and neighbourhood police officers would on Friday be visiting venues in each district to offer additional advice and make clear their expectations around the restrictions .
Fat Cat Brewery Tap landlords Mark White and Laura Hedley-White.
- Credit: Copyright: Archant 2016
Pub and restaurant owners defended themselves after Norfolk health bosses suggested some were not sticking to the Tier Two Covid rules.
At a press conference on Thursday (December 10), there were suggestions that some businesses were getting around the rules, including the controversial one that says pubs can only serve drinks when someone has a substantial meal.
Tom McCabe, chairman of the Strategic Coordination Group at Norfolk Resilience Forum, said environmental health officers, Covid support staff and neighbourhood police officers would on Friday be visiting venues in each district to offer additional advice and make clear their expectations around the restrictions .