Restaurant reports three bogus requests in one week
A Ramsey-based Indian takeaway is urging people to stop making bogus orders.
Ramsey Curry King posted an image on social media showing a £50 fake order, saying it's becoming increasingly common - with three incidents in the past week alone.
Director Sandeep Singh says other takeaways are seeing similar pranks, but warns it costs the business sizeable sums of money over time.
But he says it's not as easy as making people pay up front:
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