Burger bar pair pitch to keep late father’s legacy and licence ...Middle East

Two sisters have asked councillors to allow them to keep a street trader’s licence for their family’s burger van business, started by their parents more than 40 years ago. Ragan Newton and Jade Vallance want Brighton and Hove City Council to transfer their late father James McCue’s licence so that they can keep running the […]

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