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North Wales man arrested after police find gear linked to fashion shop ram raid
Officers found items including Canada Goose coats and a Louis Vuitton bag
21:08, 5 MAY 2021
Police cordon at Flannels in Southport (Image: Liverpool Echo)
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A North Wales man has been arrested after police found gear linked to a ram raid on a Merseyside fashion shop.
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Paul Butler at the Stanley Arms
The news comes as Deliveroo founder Will Shu wrote an open letter to Boris Johnson, signed by 330 restaurant partners, urging him to bring back the ‘Eat out to Help out’ scheme as well as extending the business rates relief and continuing to offer reduced VAT on food.
Andy Mac. owner of the Ships and Giggles bar and restaurant, on Fylde Road, said the scheme should only be reintroduced once all social distancing measures have been lifted, and the virus is a thing of the past for it to be a success.
He said: “In my opinion, the Eat Out to Help Out scheme won’t be necessary when everything is allowed to open up again and if they do the same scheme, it will just cause further complications when we all have enough on our plate.