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A VEGAN restaurant was “forced out” and liquidated after “landlords wanted meat, fish and diary to be served from the site”.

A FUNDRAISING page has been set up to help save a vegan restaurant that has been forced to close for selling donuts.

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Offbeet is a vegan restaurant based at Sunnyfields Farm Shop in Jacob's Gutter Lane in Totton. The independent businesses has been based at the farm for more than three years and usually serves breakfast and lunch as well as a range of treats and cakes. But now Peter Axworthy, owner of the restaurant, is being forced to look for a new venue for his business due to the sale of donuts. Peter, from Romsey, has been told by Barker-Mill Estate - the company which own the land - that he must leave because the sale of donuts gives the "wrong image" for Sunnyfields Farm.