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KFCstore ‘good n town’s other bu sin


A NEWfast food restau rant is set to openinthe towncentre – and observers agree it is finger-lick ing good . KFC, one of theUK’s la chicken chains,will la


uncha


The Mall Maidstone in ea vember,a


of convenience food loca a


KFC store inWeek Street. Ra


resta teur Ulrich Allsebrook, of Frédéric Bistro, sa ness in thea He a


ther tha ura


n seeing ita nega ys “a


sa ny newbusi- dded: “Chain resta nts


reaisagood business”. ura


bring more footfall to the town, so more peoplewill discover the other independent shopsa “I ha


ve never hea in Bluewa


businesses – wha nessesa


ter being ba t is ba


nd resta nts. rdofmore shops d for the other d for busi-


ura


IlsaButler, of the business devel- opment orga tion One Maid- stone, said: “The increa


re other empty shops.” nisa


se in the t


dding to the high number tions in the


rea. TheKFCwill be on the bus sta


tion


level of the shopping centre, oppo- siteMcDonald’s. There isalrea


dya tive,


numbers of pla ra


“We ha nts a


ces to ea t in Maid-


stone is reflective of the cha thewa


course ofa rsa y people use town centres. u- “The la yout of the ea


nge in Mall could be seena a


ve seen arise in resta howthis cha nd coffee shops over the number of yea nd this


chimes with the trend of people coming into town, notalwa essa


ys nec-


meet friends for acoffee or some- thing to ea “Compa


nd.


rily to shop, but sometimes to t.


continue to invest in our towns if they did not feel tha ficient dema


s suf- Mall toa


teries in The safood court


nd itwill be very interesting to see nges thewa


y customers


move through the centre.” Work is being ca ccommoda


outlet,witha re so excited to ha dditional sea


rgest fried storea rly No-


ews for esses’


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Firmto leave towncentre


after 180 years ONE ofKent’s la


rgest la te,a


town centre. Whitehea


the endof its lea


Newnha la


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reloca fteralmost 1 8 0 yea dMonckton ha


willmove to Eclipse Pa Themoveha


se inKing Streeta rk nea


wfirms is to rs inthe


s come to nd


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tion seven of theM2 0 inNovember. The new office overlooks the mCourt shopping villa s beenspa


ge.


Ma ging director Stephen Beck said: “We ha


Street foralmost 1 8 0 yea thea


ccommoda


for purpose. “With grea


rried out in the a ngements, we decided to move te the newfood ting.


velopments a rra


ma ger, Suzie Brindle, said: “We a


The Mall Maidstone’s ma na


nies like KFC would not The Mall Maidstone. It’s a t therewa


rience to our customers.” nd dining expe-


ve KFC opena nother


rketing t


proof of our commitment toprovide the best shoppinga


toamore efficient premises. “Na


tinged with sa ha


solicitor in 1 9 9 2 . “Ma


yea


inthe office since I joineda trainee ny of our sta


ve also worked there for ma rs so itwill be very stra driving somewhere else ea


y.” ter empha


ded from King rs but sa


dly


tion is no longer fit sis on IT de-


nd flexible working


turally, the move will be dness, I ha


ve worked sa


ff in Maidstone ny


nge to be ch da


w firm’s growth in recent yea ndcomes twoyea fter its merger withDockla na


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Available at major supermarkets, selected newsagents and local points of interest.


12 Maidstone November 2018


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