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Dianne Bourne

Top café and 'cyclist paradise' closes as customers say it's 'like a bereavement'

An independent café that had become a huge hit with cyclists has announced its shock closure.

Apus Peak was based close to the entrance of the historic Tatton Park in Knutsford and had become a popular hotspot for walkers, families and cyclists. The cycle café was launched in August 2021 by husband and wife team Kay and Craig Tierney, spurred on by more people getting into cycling, walks and the great outdoors during lockdown.

But the owners made a shock announcement on Instagram over the weekend saying that they had "closed its doors and will miss you all". As of Sunday, the large café and cycle shop in Knutsford lay completely empty inside except for the café furniture.

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