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Cafe Kino, the worker’s co-op and community/activist hub on Stokes Croft, is in danger of closing down due to increased business costs. A crowd funder has been set up to keep it going:
“This is our last chance to save Cafe Kino,” said team member Lauren, who said that Cafe Kino “has been a cornerstone of Bristol’s alternative community for over 20 years”.
Lauren said: “If you’re familiar with Kino, you’ll know it’s much more than a place to eat; it’s a vibrant hub for creativity, activism and connection.
“However, like many small businesses, we’ve been struggling financially for a while, and now we need your support to keep our doors open.”…
Lauren said: “By supporting this campaign, you’re not just helping to save a cafe, you’re standing up for Bristol’s independent spirit and resisting the tide of gentrification and homogenisation in our city.”
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“This is our last chance to save Cafe Kino,” said team member Lauren, who said that Cafe Kino “has been a cornerstone of Bristol’s alternative community for over 20 years”.
Lauren said: “If you’re familiar with Kino, you’ll know it’s much more than a place to eat; it’s a vibrant hub for creativity, activism and connection.
“However, like many small businesses, we’ve been struggling financially for a while, and now we need your support to keep our doors open.”…
Lauren said: “By supporting this campaign, you’re not just helping to save a cafe, you’re standing up for Bristol’s independent spirit and resisting the tide of gentrification and homogenisation in our city.”
'Last chance' to save Cafe Kino
The workers' cooperative and vegan community cafe on Stokes Croft is "at a crossroads" and looking to raise £45,000
