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New McDonald's restaurant opens in Norwich
McDonald's has opened a new branch in Norwich Riverside, creating around 100 jobs.

McDonald's has opened its latest branch in Norwich in the former Poundland at Riverside Retail Park.
McDonald's opens new branch in Norwich Riverside Retail Park
Norwich Riverside is home to the chain's latest restaurant which opened at 11am on Wednesday. The restaurant offers dine-in, takeaway, delivery, and Click & Serve services from 6am to midnight every day. This 94-seater venue has created around 100 jobs and features self-ordering kiosks and the McDonald's Loyalty Rewards programme. Franchisee Carol Rogerson, who operates 22 restaurants in the region, expressed excitement about the opening and the jobs created. McDonald's aims to provide a faster and more efficient experience in line with its ‘Convenience of the Future’ initiative. Local authorities previously raised concerns about increased anti-social behavior at the site, but McDonald's is committed to working with the police to address these issues.
Key Takeaways
"People are at the heart of our business and we look forward to welcoming new employees."
Franchisee Carol Rogerson shares her enthusiasm for creating jobs at the new restaurant.
"We’re keen to work in partnership with the local police in order to prevent crime and disorder."
Reflecting on community concerns, McDonald's emphasizes their commitment to safety.
The opening of this new McDonald's reflects a larger trend of fast-food chains adapting to consumer demands for convenience and speed. However, the concerns about potential anti-social behavior raised by local authorities highlight the delicate balance between business growth and community safety. By partnering with local police, McDonald's is taking a proactive approach to mitigate these risks, potentially setting a precedent for future openings in urban areas facing similar issues.
Highlights
- New jobs are just the start of what we envision for this location.
- McDonald's aims to bring convenience and speed to every meal.
- We’re committed to local partnerships to enhance community safety.
- This restaurant is a win for both locals and job seekers.
Concerns about community safety raised by McDonald's opening
Local authorities worry the new McDonald's could lead to increased anti-social behavior. McDonald's is working with the police to prevent issues, addressing public concerns.
The success of this location may influence future McDonald's openings in similar areas.
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