THE Argos store in Basildon town centre has become the latest business to close in south Essex because of the pandemic. With customers forced to do their shopping online during lockdown, retail bosses have been forced to take drastic action and cut store numbers in an effort to survive. Here are the other businesses and shops forced to close in south Essex because of Covid-19:
Ask Italian in Rayleigh The High Street restaurant was one of a number of sites cut by the Azzuri group in September last year. In a statement, the firm said: “The Covid-19 crisis has hit the restaurant sector hard and we’ve had to make some incredibly difficult decisions.
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A file pic from an axe-throwing centre, similar to one planned at Boom Battle Bar in Oxford AN AXE-throwing bar has been granted a licence to open in the middle of Oxford, despite objections from police. One member of Oxford City Council’s licensing panel even said they were ‘rather horrified’ by the idea of people smuggling axes out of the establishment, called Boom Battle Bar, which will open in the city’s Castle Quarter. The 250-capacity bar will host a series of other games alongside Bavarian axe-throwing, including crazy golf, and beer pong, which led to police concerns it would increase demand on their weekend work in Oxford.