Threat to the Epping Forest Bikers Tea Hut
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Threat to the Epping Forest Bikers Tea Hut
Just copied this from the VOC forum.
The Tea Hut at High Beech, Epping Forest on the north East corner of Epping is under threat. The current hut has been there, run by the same family, for over 80 years. But the owners of the land, The Corporation of London has, without notice, put the license out to tender. It is virtually impossible for Bradley, the current manager, to be able to compete for this and keep tea at 80p. All that will happen is that some anonymous chain will take it over selling pre-packaged shite and all because they'll pay the Corporation more money. It's also well known that The Corporation wants to be rid of bikers in the Forest altogether...
It's not broke, it doesn't need fixing. This comes under the heading of "just leave the bloody thing alone."
Sign the petition please : https://www.change.org/en-GB/petitions/ ... the-forest
The Tea Hut at High Beech, Epping Forest on the north East corner of Epping is under threat. The current hut has been there, run by the same family, for over 80 years. But the owners of the land, The Corporation of London has, without notice, put the license out to tender. It is virtually impossible for Bradley, the current manager, to be able to compete for this and keep tea at 80p. All that will happen is that some anonymous chain will take it over selling pre-packaged shite and all because they'll pay the Corporation more money. It's also well known that The Corporation wants to be rid of bikers in the Forest altogether...
It's not broke, it doesn't need fixing. This comes under the heading of "just leave the bloody thing alone."
Sign the petition please : https://www.change.org/en-GB/petitions/ ... the-forest
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Re: Threat to the Epping Forest Bikers Tea Hut
just singed why carnt they leave things alone all the best Glenn
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Me too .
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I've signed too. We used to spend most of Sunday there, back in the day!
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