Fresh plans lodged for unauthorised Highland cafe at centre

Fresh plans lodged for unauthorised Highland cafe at centre of row
By Val Sweeney
Published: 18:30, 16 December 2020
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Andreas and Anika Schulz.
New plans have been submitted in a bid to allow a Nairn café at the centre of a row to carry on serving its German produce.
Andreas and Anika Schulz opened Café Lavender during the summer in the grounds of their guest house, Cawdor House, in Cawdor Street.
Although it proved popular with customers – including Russian-American oil billionaire Eugene Shvidler, a friend of Chelsea Football Club owner Roman Abramovich – it did not have permission.

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