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The home of coffee!



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I WAS sitting the other day thinking what does Beverley really have a lack of? Then it suddenly came to me ... coffee shops! We clearly needed the latest one to spring up.
Just wanted to know why everyone has a problem with a retail park with SHOPS, but no-one bats an eyelid to a town full of coffee shops. We're reaching the point where we will soon be able to eat or drink in every single shop.

How about re-naming the market places Wednesday Coffee and Saturday Coffee.

Let's raise a glass (or cup of coffee) to Beverley, the home of coffee.

Danny McGuire
Marsh Drive
Beverley.







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  • Last Updated: 08 May 2008 3:49 PM
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