A popular Indian restaurant could soon close down under plans to convert the building into housing
Little Tiger, in Abbey Village, Chorley, opened two years ago in a building which dates back to around 1870 when it was originally the Royal Hotel public house. The restaurant, previously occupied by Naga, opened just days before the first national lockdown but has survived two difficult years and now boasts rave reviews on Tripadvisor, Facebook and Google.
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