Reason Costa Coffee at Coventry’s West Orchards has closed suddenly

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Reason Costa Coffee at Coventry’s West Orchards has closed suddenly

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Bosses at Coventry’s West Orchards Shopping Centre have explained why the Costa Coffee branch is closed.

It did not open yesterday (July 27), leaving some locals ‘gutted’ when they could not get their coffee fix.

But West Orchards has explained that the branch is only closed for a refit.

It is set to re-open again on Saturday (August 1) following the mini make-over.

The update comes as the the shopping centre is playing host to a free family dino trail throughout the school summer holidays.

It runs until August and youngsters can pick up a trail postcard from Urban Sandwich on Level 2. and then follow the trail map to visit the numbered locations.

They have to look for the fossils hidden in the window and count how many fossils are in each circle – which is the number for their code.

Once all of the fossils have been found and the five digit code has been collected, youngsters should head to Burrito Masala on Level 2 to collect their prize.

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