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Cafe owner calls on 'wake up call' for town

14 May 2009

Margaret Zavaroni, the owner of Zavaroni's cafe on the Rothesay Promenade has called on the council - and the town - to have a wake up call on its future after this week's announcement of a £1.5m grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund.

In an article in the Herald she also calls for more to be done to attract young people to the area.

You can read Margaret's full article in the Herald here.

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