A favorite cafe of Princess Diana Migrants who are illegally working can be forced to close only after allegations of paying employees in food and allowing illegal smoking of the head.
Cafe Diana, which was Nominated in honor of former Wales princessAfter losing your license, after House office Applied for a review, with a hearing set on Thursday.
Diana and her sons, Prince William and Prince Harry, quickly became regular in the cafe, which is near Kensington Palace in West London after their first visit within their inauguration days in 1989.
The owner of the cafe, Abdul-Basit Dawood Dawood recalled the princess’s visits after his death. He said, “She used to start coming more often, sometimes brought children here for breakfast. The children used to have breakfast, such as English breakfast. Many times,
Shortly before dying in 1997, according to paper, the princess sent her a letter, reading this: “I wanted to write personally, thank you very much for my birthday the beautiful flowers sent by you.”
Cafe Diana now has dozens of princess photos on her walls, one of which is given by Diana as a current, and has become a popular tourist place.
According to a report published by Inspectors of Kensington and Chelsea Council, seven illegal illegal employees of the business house office are facing the possibility of cancellation of business after working there between September 2019 and December 2024.
In the interview, some of these workers claimed that they were “paid in food” instead of money. Inspectors stated that it “raises concerns about labor exploitation in the campus”, the report states.
It is also alleged that, in May this year, many customers were discovered for smoking head in the cellar area of the cafe. Authorities seized 45 unbelled tubs of head tobacco.
Mr. Dawood told the officials that he looked at the recruitment process, including to check the correct work and immigration status of new employees. He said that the members of the employees were paid in cash, and they admitted that some got free food in exchange for working in the cafe.
The report said: “Cafe Diana has been found appointing illegal workers. The business has clearly failed to meet crime and disorder and prevention of public safety objectives.”
Earlier, the company running the cafe was ordered to pay £ 135,000 civilian penalty in April, as it was found illegally to appoint three migrants, according to the report.
In a letter to the council, the lawyers of the owners of Cafe Diana said: “Soon after being aware of the reports reported, the licensee took Swift and decisive action to evict the tenant responsible for unauthorized activities.”
In the report, the cafe suggested that a three-month suspension could be implemented, during which it was stated that it would ensure that the correct-to-units immigration immigration is done for all the members of the employees.
On Thursday, a decision will be taken by the licensing committee of Royal Boro of Kensington and Chelsea.
Independent Cafe Diana is approached for comment.
