'Like a ghost town': former Pastacup franchisee opens up about store closure and pressures of Baylis Street

Lachlan Grey
Updated March 15 2018 - 11:26am, first published February 15 2018 - 5:30pm
LOCKED OUT: Jason Pearce has opened up about the working climate on Baylis Street following the closure of his franchise. Picture: Les Smith
LOCKED OUT: Jason Pearce has opened up about the working climate on Baylis Street following the closure of his franchise. Picture: Les Smith

A disenfranchised franchisee has opened up about his struggles in Baylis Street’s business graveyard.

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Lachlan Grey

Lachlan Grey

Sports Journalist at The Daily Advertiser

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