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Demolition of former Chevys pub begins with flats planned
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Apartments to be built after dilapidated pub demolished
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By Aran Dhillon, Local Democracy Reporter
How the site could look PLANS to build 39 apartments in the town centre have been approved despite fears over the scale of the development. Chesro Limited’s outline planning application came before the council’s development management committee during its virtual meeting on Wednesday. The scheme proposed the construction of an eight-storey building for up to 39 apartments on land adjacent to the BT Exchange building, south of Stanley Street. The site will be made up of three three-bed, 11 two-bed and 25 one-bed apartments. Furthermore, the plans include the development of around 112 sq m of commercial use on the ground floor.
By Aran Dhillon, Local Democracy Reporter
The site is located on Bridge Street PLANNING chiefs have approved proposals for a town centre gaming site with slot machines – but with reduced opening hours. Cashino Gaming Ltd’s application for the Bridge Street premises came before the development management committee during its virtual meeting on Wednesday. It proposed the subdivision and change of use of the site from retail to an adult gaming centre, along with alterations to the shop front. The vacant site was formerly occupied by JD Sports. The building is three storeys high with an additional basement – although the proposal only relates to the ground floor.