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Liverpool Echo
Liverpool Echo
National
David Humphreys

Hooters noise row with family business as owner fears she will have to move

A Liverpool cooking school fears it may be forced to move after a dispute over noise with the new city centre Hooters venue.

Flour Will Fly, which is located in Oriel Chambers off Water Street, has hit out at noise coming from an extractor at the back of New Zealand House where the controversial US chain is opening its second UK branch later this month. Paola Paulucci, who set up the business with her late fiance Andy, said she fears she may have to relocate her business as a result.

The family-owned Italian cooking school took to Instagram this week to say it would not show any support for the neighbouring restaurant chain. They wrote: “Hooters switched on a piece of equipment (which we believe is an air extractor) and the noise from this is substantially interfering with the surrounding businesses and residential blocks in the area.

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