DC Casebook: Food and Drink Uses - Cafe use found to support town vitality

Planning, 10 October 2008

An enforcement notice directed against the conversion of a shop in the centre of a Warwickshire town into a cafe has been struck down following an inspector's ruling that it added to the overall health and vitality of the centre.

The operator, Caffe Nero, sold coffee and other beverages as well as cakes and pastries. It stated that around 82 per cent of produce sold was consumed on the premises, with the...

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