A row has broken out
The owners of a takeaway business that is being "forced to close down" have spoken out about their upset.
"We feel singled out and that we are being treated unfairly. We're nervous, it's affecting our business badly. There are so many takeaways in the area at that aren't being told to shut down. Why is it our problem that there's more of them?" This reads: "There are already a number of other takeaways in this district centre. Hot food takeaways, by their very nature, mainly/only tend to open in the late afternoon and evenings.
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