Crepe stall closed to stop spread of coronavirus in queues takes fight to stay open to court
A crepe stall closed down by the council over fears massive queues would help spread coronavirus has taken to the high court to fight to stay open. Landlord of the King William IV pub, Jimmy McGrath, hired a barrister to argue his case after his business La Creperie was closed following complaints from those living nearby. La Creperie, which opened in November, is just yards away from La Creperie de Hampstead - a 40-year-old business popular with celebrities including Kate Moss and Harry Styles. Queues at both crepe businesses had started to clog the pavement in the affluent area of Hampstead...
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