Amelie at Ben’s Yard, in Stuntney, Ely, confirmed it had closed after “much careful consideration and with great sadness” as it enters voluntary liquidation. The team behind the popular restaurant said it experienced a “sustained period of challenging economic conditions.” A spokesperson added it was now “no longer viable for the business to continue operating.”…
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