A popular chicken shop has unveiled plans to expand its stores across the United Kingdom. Miss Millie's, which originated in Bristol, has now penned a deal to expand across the nation.
The store's story began in the late 1980s, when Harry Latham - KFC's man in Britain - set up his own store, reports BristolLive. The chain then became a staple of the South West England, branching out into nearby Yate and Weston-super-Mare.
But it has now agreed to open 10 more branches outside of its home region - including one in London. It is a transformation for a brand that has been so staunchly Bristolian for over three decades.
