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Bubble tea business Deja Brew set to expand in Copeland due to high demand
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The plans have gained approval from Copeland Borough Council Planning permission has been approved to convert a listed Egremont building from a shop to a cafe in what will be a welcome boost for Copeland’s post-Covid hospitality recovery. The development, which had been proposed by a Mr Thomas Cheung of CF Hospitality, based at 47 High Street in Cleator Moor, will see the Grade II listed property at 57 Main Street in Egremont revamped. The site was most recently a shop and also housed the Outside In cafe, but has been empty since 2015. In a real positive for the hospitality industry, which has been dealing with the ongoing Covid-19 crisis, the new development of the building is expected to create around eight jobs in total, which will be a welcome boost for many in the town.
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Thomas Cheung and his grandma have more than 5 million followers on their TikTok account, thechainzfamily.
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Thomas Cheung describes himself as a regular guy . He s 33, works in retail and lives in Hornsby in Sydney s north with his wife and five-year-old daughter.
On the internet, Thomas is better known as Ricky Chainz, an alias he created when he joined TikTok in 2018. Since then, he s built up a following of more than 5 million, making his account one of the most popular in Australia.
But the controversies haven t stopped people flocking to the platform, and advertisers from following them.