The owner of a family bakery that faced a ban from Borough Market for ‘being too successful’ has criticised the way businesses are being penalised in Labour’s Britain.
Bread Ahead founder Matthew Jones claimed his bakery had been told to leave the food market because his firm was expanding so rapidly.
But market bosses and Mr Jones have now agreed to extend the bakery’s lease up until 2028.
Mr Jones lamented the process to keep his stall where it is and the pressures put on him running a business in Labour’s ‘doom and gloom’ Britain – despite the bakery’s popularity.
He said he had
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