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Southsea Chinese restaurant loses its licence for having illegal kitchen staff

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Three workers were found 'dressed in chef's whites and aprons' at the time of the visit. They had been housed by restaurant owner Albert Choi in the flat above the restaurant at the request of the Chinese Society. His solicitor, Jon Wallsgrove, said they would appeal the decision. He also criticised the Home Office for its 'lack of engagement'

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Southsea Chinese restaurant loses its licence for having illegal kitchen staff

A CHINESE restaurant in Southsea may have to close after being stripped of its licence by Portsmouth City Council for having three kitchen staff who were in the country illegally.

2 years ago·Portsmouth, United Kingdom

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