Glasgow institution, Café d’Jaconelli on Maryhill Road, has reopened just seven weeks after a fire threatened its existence. The fire, which broke out on September 12, cast uncertainty over the future of the 100-year-old café, with many residents fearing it might not reopen. However, thanks to the incredible support from the community and the determined efforts of owner James Evans and his team, the doors have swung open once again.
Jaconelli’s reopens after devastating fire
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