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Joan Le Mesurier, wife of the Dad s Army star John Le Mesurier who had a turbulent affair with Tony Hancock – obituary

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Temple Bar outlets plan for 3,000 outdoor diners when Covid curbs eased

Temple Bar outlets plan for 3,000 outdoor diners when Covid curbs eased Plans to requisition road space for restaurants to be submitted to Dublin City Council about 2 hours ago Outdoor dining on South William Street in Dublin last September. Photograph: Crispin Rodwell Your Web Browser may be out of date. If you are using Internet Explorer 9, 10 or 11 our Audio player will not work properly.   Restaurants, cafes and pubs in Dublin’s Temple Bar are devising plans to seat almost 3,000 customers outside their premises when restrictions on outdoor dining are eased next month. Plans for outdoor tables and chairs on 17 streets in the city’s cultural quarter will shortly be submitted to Dublin City Council, which last December refused to permit street furniture in parts of Temple Bar.

Outdoor dining ban for Temple Bar criticised as ludicrous

“We have spent months ensuring that the area became an enforced pedestrian area for the very purpose of having outdoor dining,” he said. “We also got 200 chairs and 100 tables, which we distributed to our members to assist them to reopen safely and in line with public health advice.” Emergency clearance The council said it had allowed the street furniture in September, “as other businesses in the vicinity were closed and the council was under pressure to assist businesses in remaining open”. However, it said having assessed the situation, and taken into account the concerns of Dublin Fire Brigade regarding emergency access and restricted means of escape from premises, “the applications could not be formally approved”.

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