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Battle to Save London's Oldest Indian Restaurant Reaches Court Showdown
A petition with 20,000 signatures backs the restaurant, while its owner argues the landlord is unfairly blocking a renewal.
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The existence of a 100-year-old Indian restaurant in Britain is under threat. In the historic building where this restaurant is located, the exercise of removing it has started. Now its owners, staff and customers have started an initiative to save this historic restaurant.
Fight to save UK's oldest Indian restaurant as staff beg King to intervene
Veeraswamy has been a cornerstone of Regent Street's food scene for a century. It was opened in 1926 by Edward Palmer, a retired Anglo Indian army officer, and has served the likes of Churchill, Charlie Chaplin and Marlon Brando.
·London, United Kingdom
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