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Museum wants to let surplus space to bolster revenue

Museum wants to let surplus space to bolster revenue );   ); THE River & Rowing Museum in Henley wants to rent out surplus office space to bring in more revenue. It has applied to South Oxfordshire District Council, the planning authority, for change of use permission for part of the building. The 253 sq m of space would change from learning and non-residential use to commerical, business and office use. This would be let to a local architectural practice.  The museum, which is due to re-open on May 20 under the Government’s roadmap out of the coronavirus pandemic, says the move would have no impact on the running of the venue.

LET S DO IT FOR BURY: Ramsbottom s Chocolate Cafe returns with a new star signing

BAKE-OFF: Ian McDonald is the new head chef at the Chocolate Cafe in Ramsbottom RAMSBOTTOM’S popular Chocolate Cafe is hoping to entice customers back after lockdown with a new menu and a head chef who you may recognise. Ian McDonald was a participant in Bake Off: The Professionals last year where he represented his Ramsbottom restaurant, The Lounge, with fellow chef Andrew Robinson. Ian has now moved to become head chef at the Chocolate Cafe on Bolton Street which has just celebrated its first week of reopening following the easing of lockdown restrictions. Kate Lockett, marketing manager at the Chocolate Cafe, said: “We opened on Wednesday, April 14, for outdoor service and it has been absolutely amazing so far.

Chocolate Cafe reopens ­— with head chef from Bake Off: The Professionals

Chocolate Cafe reopens ­— with head chef from Bake Off: The Professionals
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Lockdown opponent stands in election

Lockdown opponent stands in election ); A CAFE owner who opposes the coronavirus lockdown is standing for election. Vivienne Lee is competing in the Henley division of Oxfordshire County Council for a new party called Freedom Alliance. Ms Lee, who owns the Chocolate Café in Thames Side, Henley, is one of four people challenging for the seat at the council elections on Thursday, May 6. She said: “The decision to stand is a direct result of the last 10 months, which have been very tough due to lockdown and covid rules. “The lockdown has created such big disruption in Henley. This town relies so much on tourism and on its businesses people come to Henley for the regatta and for various festivals and all of that was devastated last year and the guidelines were sometimes very vague.

Museum awarded £150,000 help grant

Museum awarded £150,000 help grant );   ); THE River & Rowing Museum in Henley has been awarded a grant of more than £150,000 to help it to bounce back from the coronavirus pandemic. The museum, which will re-open on May 20, applied for help from the Government’s culture recovery fund. Its income has dropped by 60 per cent compared with last year. Even when the museum has been able to open, attendances have had to be reduced to make it safer for visitors. The £152,071 grant will be used to help the venue adapt further by providing more online services. Jon O’Donoghue, head of public engagement, said: “We want our museum and its collections to continue to be at the heart of our communities, both as a museum for a physical visit and as a fantastic resource online.

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