Hundreds of roadside cafe workers are set to receive tens of thousands of pounds each after winning a near two-decade court battle against to enforce the dying wish of their former boss. More than 600 people working for Roadchef, which has 21 service stations in England, Wales and Scotland, were set to benefit after their former managing director Patrick Gee, who led the 1983 management buyout of the firm, decided to give them about 20 per cent of its shares in the mid-1980s.
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