HEARING: Hot Chilli in Egerton and, inset, licensing meeting chairman Cllr Mudasir Dean THE owner of an Indian restaurant which played host to an illegal wedding in February says he has already been punished by way of boycotts and social media abuse. Shek Shah is the owner of Hot Chilli restaurant at Dunscar Business Park, where police officers found a wedding in full swing with more than 60 people on February 21. In a Bolton Council licensing review hearing, which took place yesterday, a panel heard the venue has been struggling to cope after a number of customer boycotts and abuse over social media.
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HEARING: Hot Chilli in Egerton and, inset, licensing meeting chairman Cllr Mudasir Dean THE owner of an Indian restaurant which played host to an illegal wedding in February says he has already been punished by way of boycotts and social media abuse. Shek Shah is the owner of Hot Chilli restaurant at Dunscar Business Park, where police officers found a wedding in full swing with more than 60 people on February 21. In a Bolton Council licensing review hearing, which took place yesterday, a panel heard the venue has been struggling to cope after a number of customer boycotts and abuse over social media.
Andrew-hopwood
A-bolton-council
Hot-chilli
Dunscar-business-park
Bolton-council
Cllr-mudasir-dean
ஆண்ட்ரூ-ஹாப்வுட்
சூடான-மிளகாய்
போல்டன்-சபை