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Former Young’s bosses open new fish restaurant

Chain RockFish, backed by Wynne Griffiths and Jim Cane, has opened its latest outlet in the UK

By Adam Baker | July 10, 2013 22:19 BST
Former Young's bosses open new fish restaurant
Source: Mitch Tonks, twitter
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