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Twickenham planning roundup: New B&Q, 'exciting' restaurant changes and more

Local News by Cesar Medina 1 minutes ago  
Greek Cook & Grill has 'exciting changes' coming its way (credit: Nub News).
Greek Cook & Grill has 'exciting changes' coming its way (credit: Nub News).
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Here is a roundup of some Richmond Council planning stories from the last month in town.

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New family-run cake shop close to opening

Work at Cake Co Twickenham continues (credit: Nub News).

Signs have gone up for a new cake shop in the heart of Twickenham town.

Cake Co, a bakery franchise, had its plans approved for a new shopfront at 44 King Street last month.

Read more here.

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Twickenham restaurant to reopen with 'exciting changes'

Greek Cook & Grill temporarily closes its doors for the summer holidays (credit: Nub News).

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Greek Cook & Grill on London Road shut for the summer break but revealed that it would reopen with "exciting improvements".

The eatery said: "We will be closed for summer holidays from Monday, 27th July.

"We'll be taking a short break to recharge and make some exciting improvements."

Read more here.

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B&Q eyes Aldi site in Hanworth

An artist impression of what the B&Q TradePoint sign could look like at Hanworth (credit: Planning application).

A tools and material supplier could be bringing a new store to the same site as the planned Aldi in Hanworth.

The largest home improvement chain in the UK, B&Q, has submitted plans to install signs for a new branch.

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Read more here.

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