Hannah Todd is fighting to keep Allerton Road alive
A café owner has issued a plea after her business was forced to close. Hannah Todd, 37, had worked at The Interesting Eating Company on Allerton Road for 12 years, taking over the venture in 2022. The shop, which offered a varied brunch and lunch menu, was a popular spot in the area. However, last week the café was forced to close its doors, claiming that 'rising costs over the past few years' had made the business 'no longer viable'.
can finally breathe through my nose with this £4 wonder product READ NEXT: House tucked away in exclusive gated community Several food and drink venues in the Allerton Road area - and indeed the wider region - have closed down in recent months, with many blaming both the cost of business and the cost of living. In the aftermath of her cafe's closure, Hannah told the ECHO: 'The Interesting Eating Company took up a good chunk of my life and it's heart-breaking to not be there now.
United Kingdom Latest News, United Kingdom Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Woman's selfless plea after 'painful' closure of her businessHannah Todd is fighting to keep Allerton Road alive
Read more »
Toni & Guy salon to close for good after 20 years in LiverpoolThe hairdressers opened on Allerton Road in Liverpool in 2004
Read more »
First look inside pub serving city's 'number one' roastsThe Blackburne Arms Allerton will also include live music and craft ales
Read more »
Where is the morality in the IDF killing children in Gaza - Yorkshire Post LettersFrom: MK OSullivan, Victoria Street, Allerton Bywater, Castleford.
Read more »
Labour would be wise to not antagonise Donald Trump - Yorkshire Post LettersFrom: MK O'Sullivan, Victoria Street, Allerton Bywater, Castleford.
Read more »
Little Owls closures: Leeds parents stage protest to save Kentmere, Chapel Allerton and Gipton North nurseriesCampaigners against the possible closure of nurseries voiced their concerns in a rally outside the city’s council offices.
Read more »