Felixstowe tearoom applies to renew outdoor seating licence

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 16 Oct, 14:32 · Archive

A Felixstowe tearoom is applying to renew permission for two tables and four chairs outside its premises.

Nutshells By-the-Sea has applied to East Suffolk Council to renew a pavement licence for two tables and four chairs outside its premises on Hamilton Road in Felixstowe.

The tearoom opened on 29 September 2022, following the destruction of the couple's previous business in Stowupland by fire. Jill and Ian Booth chose to open in Felixstowe rather than rebuild the original site, as they lived nearby in Trimley.

In September 2023, Mr Booth said they had received strong community support, with customers from their former tearoom travelling to visit them in Felixstowe. He added: 'We couldn't be happier. We are just going to continue enjoying it. This year has gone so fast, it's unbelievable. We're absolutely delighted to have such a lovely start here in Felixstowe.' The application will be considered by the council under its pavement licence process.

How it is being reported

• Tearoom applies to renew pavement licence for outdoor seatingTearoom Nutshells By-the-Sea in Felixstowe is seeking permission from East Suffolk Council to renew a pavement licence for two tables and four chairsIpswich Star · 16 Oct, 14:00
• Tearoom applies to renew pavement licence for outdoor seatingTearoom Nutshells By-the-Sea in Felixstowe is seeking permission from East Suffolk Council to renew a pavement licence for two tables and four chairsEast Anglian Daily Times · 16 Oct, 14:00

In this story: Nutshells By-the-Sea · Jill Booth · Ian Booth · East Suffolk Council · Felixstowe · Stowupland · Trimley

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