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Feb
Harrogate sandwich shop to close after 51 years of trading
A Harrogate takeaway sandwich shop it set to close after 51 years of trading.
The Bread Bin, on Skipton Road, opened in 1972.
Jude Gray, the current owner, has worked alongside her mother, who took over the business in the 1990s, for the last 15 years.
However, she today told the Stray Ferret “rising costs” led the family to close the business, adding:
The café sells a range of hot and cold sandwiches, jacket potatoes, drinks and sweet treats.
However, Ms Gray also attributed the closure to Brexit and the effect it has had on trade with suppliers.
She did, however, say customers are “gutted” about the sandwich shop closing, adding:
Ms Gray said The Bread Bin will likely close at the end of February, but a date has not been confirmed yet.
She said the business will not be put up for sale.
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