Zaika Valley Indian restaurant closes Swindon branch

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 26 Oct, 13:01 · Archive

Zaika Valley Indian restaurant has closed its Swindon site after goods were seized by its landlord.

Zaika Valley Indian restaurant has closed its Swindon branch permanently. A possession notice was issued to the restaurant by its landlord on 13 October, and all the restaurant's goods were subsequently seized under the Tort (Interference with Goods) Act 1977.

The Swindon premises has since been rented out to another business, which plans to convert the site into a Nepali restaurant. No opening date has been given for the new venture. The restaurant confirmed that its Marlborough location will continue to operate as normal.

The restaurant was unable to confirm the fate of its Swindon staff, saying it could not clarify whether they would be relocated to the Marlborough site or made redundant. The Swindon premises currently remains empty.

How it is being reported

• Popular Indian restaurant closes branch in town after goods seizedAn Indian restaurant in Wiltshire has closed for good.Gazette & Herald · 26 Oct, 12:41
• Popular Indian restaurant closes branch in town after goods seizedAn Indian restaurant in Wiltshire has closed for good.Wiltshire Times · 26 Oct, 12:41

In this story: Zaika Valley · Swindon · Marlborough · Wiltshire

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