How Newport restaurants and cafes are preparing for restrictions lifting on Monday
The Welsh government has confirmed its plan that from May 17, hospitality venues can open inside
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Angela Roberts, owner of the Pot Cafe, Newport, says she can t wait to get back to normality (Image: WalesOnline/Rob Browne)
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Favourite Newport pub?
What one thing that has gone do you miss the most? Debenhams and having the clock in John Frost Square.
Favourite building in the city and why did you choose this particular one? The Transporter Bridge or the clock that used to be in John Frost Square for obvious reasons.
The old clock at John Frost Square
Favourite place to grab a coffee or tea? Ridgeway cafe. It s the only place open at the moment. In normal times I enjoy Coffee #1 in John Frost Square. I especially love the bookshelf decor.
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