Suspended coffee scheme begins at Prestatyn sandwich bar

Nutty's Buttys in Prestatyn has launched a 'suspended coffee' scheme to let customers buy food or hot drinks for people who are homeless or lonely, supported by fundraiser Richard Kendrick and linked to a JustGiving QR code.

Nutty's Buttys, a sandwich bar in Prestatyn, has started a 'suspended coffee' initiative so customers can purchase food or a hot drink for someone who is homeless or lonely. The scheme was set up with support from Rhyl fundraiser Richard Kendrick and uses a QR code linked to a JustGiving page for donations. The café opened last August and occupies the premises formerly used by D'Lish. A similar scheme was launched in Rhyl in 2024. What we know: - Nutty's Buttys is at 3 County Arcade, Meliden Road, and is offering suspended food and hot drinks. - Customers can donate via a QR code that links to a JustGiving page. - Helping Homeless North Wales provided a £100 donation to start the project. - A similar suspended coffee project began at Coltman's Kitchen in Rhyl in 2024. - Nutty's Buttys opened in August and took over premises formerly occupied by D'Lish. - The shop serves breakfasts and lunches and is open Tuesday to Saturday. Summary: Organisers say the scheme will provide meals and hot drinks to people who are homeless or lonely, funded by on-site donations and the linked JustGiving page. Posters and donation cards are to be displayed in the café this week and initial donations have been used to start funding the effort.