Professional darts player Scott 'Shaggy' Williams cuts ribbon on new cafe near Boston (VIDEO)
Celebrations have taken place to mark the launch of a new, family-run cafe near Boston.
The Cosy Cafe is based in The Clumsy Goat Farm Shop, off the A52 at Wrangle.
It opened last month, with professional darts player Scott ‘Shaggy’ Williams performing the ribbon-cutting duties.
Ahead of the launch, the premises was completely refurbished by M Dale's Building and Decorating.
Owner Anthony Knight, 58, of Boston, said the launch was a success, with fans turning out to see Williams cut the ribbon (with ‘the bluntest scissors ever made’).
Someone even brought their dartboard to be signed by Williams, he said.
Speaking at the opening, Anthony said: “My life-long dream was to have a cafe and I’ve finally done it. Thank you to everyone for supporting us and thank you to each and every one of you who have helped me get this.”
Before launching The Cosy Cafe, Anthony worked at Bakkavor and before that Metsä Wood.
“The first day was extremely busy, we were rushed off our feet and really loved every second of it,” he said.