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Jun 2022
Last Updated: 24/06/2022
Weetons invests in new interior
This Monday morning we report on investment in a well known Harrogate foodie institution and on a local estate agent raising money for a hospice.
Business Breakfast is sponsored by Harrogate law firm Truth Legal.
Well known deli and cafe celebrates refurb
Weetons in Harrogate has completed a refit and will be celebrating by hosting the ‘Weetons Weekend’ next week.
The premium Yorkshire food deli and cafe has been established on West Park for almost 20 years.
Rob Coutts, managing director of Weetons said:
“The biggest change is in the restaurant, we’ve got a completely new look. The tones of green and new lighting create a fresh yet warm and welcoming atmosphere.
"We’re also launching a new all-day menu which features our luxury Yorkshire Wagyu burger and our famous sharing board...
"We’re offering an open invite for foodies to come and join us across our Weetons Weekend to celebrate our refit... we’ll have our passionate suppliers in-store showcasing their produce with tastings and providing advice in their area of expertise.
"There will also be the chance to win a BBQ from our new outdoor living range with our deluxe BBQ meat box, along with other surprises .”
Weetons Weekend celebrations will be running across 4 days from Thursday June 30 – Sunday July 3.
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Harrogate estate agent donates £5,000 to local hospice
Dacre, Son & Hartley has donated £5,000 to Saint Michael’s Hospice.
Saint Michael’s Hospice on Hornbeam Park in Harrogate provides care and support to families living with terminal illness and bereavement across the Harrogate district.
Saint Michael’s chief executive, Tony Collins, said:
“We would like to say a huge thank you to Dacres for their generous donation.
“As an independent charity, Saint Michael’s is powered by local community support, with the majority of our care funded by the generosity of organisations and local people who choose to show their support in a variety of amazing ways.
“Our corporate partnerships are vital to helping us to continue our work helping local people and their families living with terminal illness and bereavement.”
Dacres has 19 offices across North and West Yorkshire supports a number of charities across the year.
Patrick McCutcheon, head of residential at Dacre, Son & Hartley, said:
“There is nothing better than being able to give back to the communities in which we operate. With a team of 125 at Dacres, we ensure that we select charities that our people have an affinity with.
The care that Saint Michael’s Hospice provides, helping people at the end of their lives and supporting their families is vitality important, and we feel proud to be able to help.”
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