Cafe in Peak District threatened and vandalised over 'insulting' name of sandwich
A café in Derbyshire has been threatened with legal action and had its menu vandalised over the name of one of its sandwiches. The Bridge Bakehouse in Whaley Bridge received a strongly worded letter claimed to be from a religious organisation who had taken offensive to the sandwich's name.
READ MORE: Mum says passengers went into "meltdown" after two unauthorised travellers boarded TUI flight to Manchester Stating the £4 sandwich's name was an "insult to Christianity", the letter demanded that to stop the author of the letter taking "the matter further", the cafe needed to follow four steps outlined in the letter. These included:
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