Rushden Lakes restaurant ready to welcome diners back on July 4

Bill’s is looking forward to welcoming diners back to its restaurant at Rushden Lakes on Saturday, July 4.

And anyone who has missed being able to visit Bill’s during lockdown can make a reservation now.

With service still very much a priority, bosses say the restaurant will be implementing the highest standards of health and safety, ensuring both guests and employees will be dining and working with confidence and in a safe environment.

Measures will include temperature checks on arrival, the use of tracking software for all employees logging daily temperature readings over a seven-day rolling period as well as deep cleaning and disinfecting on a daily basis.

Dedicated members of staff have been appointed to ensure that health and safety is at its highest standard on an on-going basis.

These are a few of the measures that have been implemented with more detailed information being published prior to opening.

Bill Collison, founder of Bill’s, said: “Myself and the team are excited to open our doors once again in Rushden Lakes.

"We have missed our friends and being part of our communities, and are ready once again to welcome our guests back.

"We have worked tirelessly to ensure we can create a fantastic experience for all, whilst being safe in the knowledge that we have taken every precaution for the safety of our diners and employees.”

To book a table or for further information, go to www.bills-website.co.uk

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