Ship shape in The Stalls: A new café in Sutton Mandeville is breathing life into former stables, at the heart of the business is the desire to serve great local food, delicious coffee and to be fully sustainable. As Simon Heptinstall discovers this new venture is rapidly sharing its message far and wide (journal article)

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Content summary: journal article about the new Stalls café in Sutton Mandeville

Summary: Ship shape in The Stalls: A new café in Sutton Mandeville is breathing life into former stables, at the heart of the business is the desire to serve great local food, delicious coffee and to be fully sustainable. As Simon Heptinstall discovers this new venture is rapidly sharing its message far and wide/Heptinstall, Simon/Wiltshire Life/October 2022

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