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Could you run this cafe?

Last updated: June 11, 2018 10:50 am
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Commercial and social enterprises are asked to let us know if they would be interested in taking on the Cafe at Alyn Waters.

The cafe is owned by our Environment Department and Adult Social Care have, for a number of years, run it by providing work opportunities to their clients.

This service is currently being reviewed and consultation is ongoing with service users and their carers. If it is agreed that the service will not carry on then a new company or social enterprise will need to take on and run the cafe.

SPOTTED A POTHOLE? REPORT IT HERE.

The cafe is based on the Gwersyllt side of Alyn Waters Country park and is part of the Visitor Centre which attracted 109,381 visitors last year.

The visitor centre also has a large meeting room which hosts training courses and conference.

The cafe is open 7 days a week and provides snacks and lunches.

If you’re interested in this business then just let us have a short submission, tell us why you are interested and what value you would bring to Alyn Waters Cafe and Country Park.

To register your interest please visit the Sell2Wales website at here

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