Quantcast Vegetarian StarMalvern Hill Conservators

Mary McCartney Joins Support For St. Ann’s Well Cafe

Written by Vegetarian Star on Wednesday, May 5th, 2010 in Business, Food & Drink, Restaurants.

Comments Off on Mary McCartney Joins Support For St. Ann’s Well Cafe
Mary McCartney Host 'ProFashion / 3 Woman, 3 Projects' in Madrid

More celebrities are speaking in favor of the St. Ann’s Well Cafe located in Malvern, Worcestershire, England that faces closure.

The Malvern Hill Conservators have announced they will not be renewing the lease to the owner and plan to turn the spot into a tourist hub.

An online petition has gathered over 1,800 signatures and a Facebook group has over 6,500 members.

Photographer and member of the famous McCartney family, Mary McCartney, wrote, “This sounds like a wonderful cafe with vegetarian theme at its heart which is a extremely important issue for myself for personal and environmental issue.”

Martin Shaw, who also signed the petiton, wrote, “I’ve used the cafe, and as a vegetarian it was a lifeline for me – please reconsider this decision, which if carried out will deprive so many of us who need and enjoy healthy and ethical food.”

The online petition can be found at Go Petition.

Possibly Related Posts:


Martin Shaw Petitions Against Vegetarian St. Ann’s Well Cafe Closing

Written by Vegetarian Star on Monday, May 3rd, 2010 in Actors, Business, Food & Drink, Restaurants.

Comments Off on Martin Shaw Petitions Against Vegetarian St. Ann’s Well Cafe Closing

Martin Shaw, who plays Judge John Deed on the British television show with the same title, has signed a petition to save the St. Ann’s Well Cafe in Malvern Hills.

According to the BBC News, the Malvern Hill Conservators want to evict the manager, and another source says the place will be turned into a tourist information center.

The manager of St. Ann’s said of Shaw, “He said he’d found it a tranquil place and was lovely for him to get to when he is at the town theatre.”

More than 6,000 people have signed a Facebook petition asking the cafe to remain open.

When you live in an area where there aren’t too many vegetarian restaurants to begin with, it’s always pains to see a good place close.

Possibly Related Posts: