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AFTER 10 years of creating a buzz around town, the owners of a popular deli are reluctantly selling up. Ian and Jayne Pope opened Deli at Number 4 on Hexham s Beaumont Street in 2012, and the cafe and takeaway service has become a staple of the town during that time. But Mrs Pope suffered a back injury three years ago which limited the amount of time she could work, coupled with a fractured ankle during a fall at Christmas, meaning that the Popes were looking for somebody to take over the business. The family said: Recovery is proving to be a very long process and will result in a permanent limiting of ability. This, plus other family commitments have forced our decision to find someone else to take over the Deli. We want to reassure our customers that the Deli will not close. We will continue trading until we find someone who will take it over.
It wasn’t Jane Austen’s subtlest move, naming her roguish soldier George Wickham.
It wasn’t Jane Austen’s subtlest move, naming her roguish soldier George Wickham. As countless GCSE English teachers have patiently read in generations of essays, his surname sounds a lot like wicked – and wicked he is. Adrian Lukis, who played him in Andrew Davies’ 1995 TV adaptation of
Pride and Prejudice, reprises the role in the perfectly pleasant
Being Mr Wickham, livestreamed this past weekend from the Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds by the Original Theatre Company. It’s Wickham’s less-than-successful attempt to clear his name of the mud Austen dragged it through in her novel.
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A Warwick talent has returned home and is bringing a new passion and business with her to share across the Rose City.
Resident Cormarie Pope spent the last three years as part of a touring motivational band but when the pandemic struck, she was left isolated from family for a year-and-a-half.
Rather than dwell, the time apart inspired to pursue her dream launching photography and social media marketing business MVUI Media Photography and return home. NEW TALENT: Cormarie Pope has returned to Warwick to share her talent.
Always enjoying photography, Mrs Pope decided to make it a full-time career after realising the power to create unique relationships.
Chatham mum slams high street takeaway Pizza Fellas after undercooked fried chicken arrives red raw
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Updated: 14:55, 30 January 2021
A disgusted takeaway customer has shared pictures of her order online after claiming her partner bit into a piece of fried chicken to find it was red raw in the middle.
Wendy Pope says she ordered the meal from Pizza Fellas on Chatham High Street as a midweek treat for her daughter.
Wendy Pope said the order was red raw in the middle
But when her husband bit into his meal she claims it was still red raw in the middle .
The takeaway disputes this and say it dealt with the complaint promptly and to the satisfaction of the customer and also questioned whether the photo share online was of food from their outlet.