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Sarah Beni, who owns the restaurant with her family, told the News: “I’m absolutely overjoyed. Don Beni in Winkfield Row “It’s been a really tough four years trying to get it [approved]. “It’s been a battle but now the Planning Inspectorate has seen sense.” The plans refused in July 2020 were dismissed following objections from 13 residents and the council’s own highways officer. Councillors said no to the designs on the belief reducing the number of car parking spaces available at the site would mean more motorists park on the road, leading to potential safety i...

Bracknell Muzzy's Kebabs, Forester's Way Muzzy's Kebabs serves food such as chicken and lamb doner kebabs, burgers and also chips. The Don Beni The Don Beni on Winkfield Row, Bracknell, is an Italian restaurant which also has restaurants in Windsor and Eton and Crowthorne. Pizza Go Go Pizza Go Go is a chain and it has a restaurant on the High Street in Bracknell. It serves pizzas as well as sides and starters such as nachos and garlic bread. It also offers customers desserts and pasta.

Don Beni in Winkfield Row THE CO-OWNER of a popular Italian restaurant in Bracknell Forest has told of the troubles her family has faced as part of a four-year-long planning battle. Sarah Beni, who runs the Don Beni restaurant in Winkfield Row with her family, told the News about the difficulties they have faced in trying to secure permission for a new home at the back of their restaurant. The family has seen two planning applications refused since 2018, but conversations with the council started two years prior to this. Despite the prolonged process, original proposals for two new ho...

“I find that shocking for hospitality and it’s been a really hard year.” Hospitality venues were already facing tough restrictions in Tier 2 with pubs and bars forced to close unless they were operating as restaurants. Restaurants were only allowed to serve alcohol with substantial meals. For managers at The Golden Farmer, a pub in Bracknell, the changes were indicative of the tier system ‘not working’. Mark, a boss at the pub, told the News: “[It was the] the last thing needed. “Open shut, open shut. “Pubs [are] safe to be in with all the restrictions in place; ...