‘I loved selling ice-cream there’ : the 13-year battle for a Mr Whippy pitch in Greenwich
Family of Paul St Hilaire Sr to take council to high court next month to reinstate van on King William Walk When he was growing up, Paul St Hilaire Jr thought his dad was the next best thing to Willy Wonka: no one else’s dad sold ice-cream for a living. “I remember sitting in the van, eating my (…)
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