Planners refuse to relax restrictions on opening hours
Residents near a Chaiwala cafe in Old Trafford have won their battle to prevent its boss extending its opening hours after it was revealed the outlet was already operating beyond the outlet’s permitted times. They have complained of excessively noisy extraction units, unpleasant smells, litter, illegal parking, people urinating in an alley, bins obstructing residents and blocked drains caused by cooking fat being poured away.
“The Ayres Road branch is glamorous, especially compared to its neighbours, but notably for a totally refitted pseudo modern building, it has no disabled access and no toilet at all.” She said it was listed as a ‘hot food takeaway’, but is actually a ‘large 20-seat cafe with a busy delivery trade with numerous people driving to the area to collect their takeaways’.
Coun Hirst continued: “Chaiwala’s planning [consent] allows it to open from 12noon. For about two years it has been opening from 8am - even advertising this brazenly on the door. I counted five delivery drivers and four families entering Chaiwala within 40 minutes last Sunday morning.” “Our first staff member gets to the shop at 7.15 [daily] and it takes about 45 minutes to prepare the business ready for trade at 8am.
“A lot of what I’ve just heard goes completely against what I stand for. Chaiwala has got 83 stores in the UK. I’ve got six other cafes in Greater Manchester.”
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