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On a stretch of the Dorset Coastline inside a restaurant in Lime Regis, a special event is underway.

For most of the past 14 years, the oyster and fish house has been owned and run by the chef Mark Hicks.

And like all good restaurants, this is a place where stories are told.

Memories made. You can even say legends.

Didn't Keith Floyd have his last in here?

He went to the doctors at lunchtime, just before lunch.

I think he had a problem with the sticker.

And he had lunch with his producer, David.

For Charley.

Sadly, he went home and watched himself being interviewed by Keith Allen.

And he died whilst he's watching it.

The following day, newspapers reported that Floyd's last meal consisted of oysters, potterch, shrimp, toast and a partridge.

The reason these stories are being shared again is because the oyster and fish house is closing

and people are saying goodbye to Mark Hicks as a restaurateur.

So this is The Last Supper.

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