Kingswinford cafe closed due to 'extreme heat' weather warning
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Tea4Two will remain closed until Friday (June 26).
A coffee shop in Kingswinford won’t reopen until Friday (June 26) due to the ‘extreme heat’ weather warning.
Tea4Two, which is located on Enville Road, Wall Heath, is a family-run cafe recognised for it’s breakfasts and afternoon tea.
But the cafe has decided to give the team a break from cooking in the heat following the red ‘danger-to-life’ weather warning issued by the Met Office over the current heatwave.
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It has been closed today (June 24) and will remain closed tomorrow (June 25).
In a statement on social media, a spokesperson for the cafe said: “Due to the heatwave and soaring temperatures in our kitchen —where grills and equipment add extra warmth—conditions become very difficult for our team.
“We will be closed Wednesday 24th & Thursday 25th June. We reopen as normal on Friday 26th June when temperatures ease.
“All bookings from Friday onwards remain fully secure and will go ahead as planned. We apologise for any inconvenience and thank you so much for your understanding. We look forward to welcoming you again very soon.”
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