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Vote for Centre Cafe


If you have ever been to our office, then you know we are very lucky to have a fabulous café on our doorstep here that always ensures we have plenty of fabulous choice when deciding what to have for breakfast and lunch…

We were thrilled to hear that Martin Challen and his team at Centre Café (Wallage Lane, Rowfant) have been nominated in the “Britain’s Best Café” awards. We think they should win!!!

The café owner, Martin, said that he has been overwhelmed with the local support he has received and that it is a great indication that all of his team’s hard work is appreciated.

If like us here at RH Uncovered, you have also enjoyed the amazing food that Martin and his team offer at Centre Café, and if you also love to see local businesses thrive and enjoy success, then please click this LINK HERE and vote for “Centre café – Wallge Lane, CRAWLEY”

Hurry, voting closes on the 28th October so please vote now – it takes just seconds!!

Now, who fancies Ham, Egg and Chips for lunch then…

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