04:02AM, Friday 26 April 2013
A family-run cafe and bakery could soon be opening up in central Windsor after a licensing application was submitted to the Royal Borough.
Jungs Eton Ltd has applied to open up Jungs in 95 Peascod Street in a new premises, which has not been licensed by the Royal Borough before.
The owners already have established premises in Beaconsfield and Gerrards Cross in Buckinghamshire and want to sell wine, beer and soft drinks.
An application to sell alcohol, play recorded music inside and open up Monday to Sunday from 8am to 8pm has been submitted.
Members of the public have until May 20 to give their views to the council on the application.
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