Takeaway Joint Busted: Undocumented Employees Discovered Amid Fire Hazards

🚨 Fire Safety Fiasco at Cardigan Takeaway! 🚨
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Rominos in Cardigan has found itself at the centre of a storm, losing its premises licence after a multi-agency review uncovered a string of shocking revelations. 😲

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Not only were there a total of eight illegal workers found on site by the Home Office Immigration Enforcement Team, but further investigations by Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service revealed serious fire safety breaches that posed significant risks to staff, customers, and the public. 🔥🚫

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Amid these alarming findings, Dyfed-Powys Police also voiced their concerns about compliance and public safety. The Licensing Sub Committee didn’t hold back, revoking Rominos’ licence, emphasising the importance of public safety and the prevention of crime and disorder. As a result, the business faces restrictions, having to close its doors at 11pm pending an appeal. ⏰

Ceredigion County Council has supported this tough decision, highlighting the severity of the issues and the critical risks involved. This case is a glaring reminder of the need for compliance in both staffing and safety measures across all businesses. 🙌

Stay safe, folks, and make sure your favourite eateries are as well! 🍕❤️ Follow us for more updates on this and other local news. 📲