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I dough! Domino’s manager gets married… to Stone

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The store manager at Stone’s soon-to-open Domino’s Pizza has become the world’s first person to marry a town as he tied the knot with Stone!

The publicity stunt is designed to promote the opening of Stone’s Domino’s takeaway, which will open its doors for the first time on Monday 25th April. The official blessing took place on Lichfield Road and was presided over by Rev. John, who presented the happy couple with a celebratory pizza spelling out ‘I Dough’.

The Domino’s store manager – Alex Brindley, 31 – got hitched to the historic town to show his commitment to the local community and encourage job applications ahead of the Domino’s store opening in Stone. Witnesses from the soon-to-open store showered Brindley and his new spouse with confetti as the happy couple posed for photos following the ceremony.

The union comes as renowned artist Tracey Emin recently announced that she has married a rock in her garden in France, naming her partner as “an anchor, something I can identify with.”

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Following the blessing, Alex and his team will be gearing up for the opening of the new Domino’s store on 25 April. The pizza company has recruited for 30 new jobs for the Stone store opening, including pizza chefs and customer service staff, but are still on the hunt for delivery drivers to join the passionate team.

Alex said: “We’re thrilled to be opening our doors to the people of Stone and we’re celebrating the opening with a collection deal for Any Size Pizza with 2 toppings for £5.99, plus £2 to go Large.

“We still have a few positions to fill so we’re keen to hear from applicants in the local area who may be looking to develop new skills, or who are in search of a second job. The right team player will show that they can deliver exceptional customer service, and demonstrate integrity, honesty and reliability, as well as having a real passion for freshly made pizza.”

Domino’s says the Stone store will see over £250,000 invested into the local area.

If you are interested in a position at the store – which is off Christchurch Way at the back of the Pattens store on the High Street – contact Peter Roberts on 07856 316 232 or at careers@fullhouse.uk.com

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15 Comments

  1. Great, thats all the residents of Stone need, MORE pizza. Granvilles on a Saturday night is already bad enough.

  2. Does this mean I now have to say I’m from Stone Brindley?? What’s its middle name? Baked???!! Stone Baked Brindley, what a f@!£ing mouthfull I say!

    1. U PIg ignoranet mate. its not gna change it’s name. I know you were trying to be fgunny but it backfired and you look daft. i hope your a daft old man who doesnt know how to use the internet ortherwsie ill give you a moutful of omething to thinkabotu

  3. Obama lecturing us on staying in the EU, and now American businesses invading our beautiful British town. Whatever next, Wallmart in Yarnfield, McDonalds in Tittensor?! We let anybody in these days, it’s political correctness gone mad.

    1. You think this politcal correctness you idoiot this is a greta business idea and will bring lots of exciting teade and not to metnion yummy food into stone weeve needed dis for ages and its about time som nice brands start coming here and revive our towns highstreet. BRING EM ON i say i hope we do get a mac donlads in barlaston and a TARGET in Trentham my brotha is a first tier poilce cadet and my uncle is in westbrifge fitness park 24 seven so f@$£&in watch it

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