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Peking St Annes the one and only excellent Chinese take away the food is very hot when delivered and the best I've ever tasted wouldn't go anywhere else PEKING Express your food is excellent a credit to you
Posting on behalf of my husband.
I worked for this company for less than a month, they lied about the violence towards staff and organisation was poor. On leaving it turns out they over paid me, didn't call me email or write to me, 6 months later I get a letter from a debt collector, called them they just said sorry for lack of communication but you need to pay. Care staff deserve to be treated better.
Terrible service, bad staff, threats of all kinds from staff, uneducated staff, un trained staff, bullying staff, drugs used on premises and the list goes on
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