Havant businesses now running concession stands from popular Hayling Island spots

VISITORS to popular Hayling Island spots can now grab a drink or an ice cream from a number of local businesses running new concession stalls.
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Caravanilla, Le tube Cafe, Cornish Cookhouse and Rosie Lea will now operate from different locations, after Havant council awarded them special trading licences.

In a statement the council said: ‘The council has made a dedicated effort to create new opportunities for local businesses to operate concessions - a move which is more important than ever post Covid.

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‘The seasonal concessions will only operate during the summer, however the council will explore the possibility of licence extensions, if there is a demand in popularity of operating through the winter season.

Caravanilla at Catherington Craft Fair. Picture: Mike Cooter (310521)Caravanilla at Catherington Craft Fair. Picture: Mike Cooter (310521)
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‘Each concession is responsible for their own health and safety, waste management and noise limitation procedures.’

The council currently offer six-month licence at designated pitches across the borough.

Where to find them:

Caravanilla - selling ice cream and cold drinks from the Billy Trail car park, located at the north end of Hayling Island on the west side of Havant Road.

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Le tube Cafe - selling hot beverages and cake from the Billy Trail car park in Victoria Road, Hayling Island (behind the petrol station).

Cornish Cookhouse – selling a range of hot food from The Nab car park, Southwood Road.

Rosie Lea - selling hot beverages and cake from Sinah Common Battery Site, Ferry Lane, Hayling Island.

To apply for a concession licence visit: havant.gov.uk/council-owned-property.

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