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Manchester Evening News|April 25, 2024
LIONESS JILL AND PARTNER'S POPULAR COFFEE SHOP ON THE MOVE
ADAM MAIDMENT
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LIONESS football star Jill Scott and her partner have relocated their popular coffee shop to a new site just a few yards away from their original location.

Jill and partner Shelly Unitt have run the Boxx2Boxx coffee shop on Palatine Road in Northenden together since 2021. But due to demand from customers and high praise for their coffee, the pair realised they had outgrown the original site.

Moving about ten doors up, the new premises, still on Palatine Road, officially opened its doors for business at the weekend after first being teased last month. More than double in size, the new cafe will be able to seat more guests than ever and host more regular social events and gatherings.

“Our original coffee shop was so tiny compared to what we’ve got now,’ Shelly, whose sister Rachel Unitt was also a Lioness, told the M.E.N. We’ve gone from only having 20 seats to being able to have around 120 people at once it’s amazing.”

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