PLANS for a new McDonald s drive-through only five miles away from Romsey have been approved. An application was submitted to Test Valley Borough Council (TVBC) to build the two-storey drive-through at the M27 Rownhams East Motorway Service Area, which could generate 20 jobs. The proposals, tabled by Roadchef Motorways Limited, should replace the existing McDonald s in the service area s main building. TVBC gave the plans the green light on Tuesday, April 27, according to a document submitted by the local authority. Commenting on the plans being approved, a spokesperson from Roadchef said: “We are very pleased to have received approval for our plans to install a new McDonald’s drive-through at our Rownhams motorway service area.
PLANS for a new McDonald s drive-through only five miles away from Romsey have been approved. An application was submitted to Test Valley Borough Council (TVBC) to build the two-storey drive-through at the M27 Rownhams East Motorway Service Area, which could generate 20 jobs. The proposals, tabled by Roadchef Motorways Limited, should replace the existing McDonald s in the service area s main building. TVBC gave the plans the green light on Tuesday, April 27, according to a document submitted by the local authority. Commenting on the plans being approved, a spokesperson from Roadchef said: “We are very pleased to have received approval for our plans to install a new McDonald’s drive-through at our Rownhams motorway service area.
A DECISION on plans for a McDonald s drive-through only five miles away from Romsey has been pushed back. An application was submitted to Test Valley Borough Council (TVBC) to build the two-storey drive-through at the M27 Rownhams East Motorway Service Area, which would generate 20 jobs. The proposals, tabled by Roadchef Motorways Limited, would replace the existing McDonald s in the service area s main building. The plans were meant to be decided on by Monday (February 8), but have been delayed because there are still a few points to work through , TVBC confirmed. This comes after a community leader slammed the plans, claiming it flies in the face of the Government s anti-obesity message amid the coronavirus crisis.
A DECISION on plans for a McDonald s drive-through has been pushed back. An application was submitted to Test Valley Borough Council (TVBC) to build the two-storey drive-through at the M27 Rownhams East Motorway Service Area, which would generate 20 jobs. The proposals, tabled by Roadchef Motorways Limited, would replace the existing McDonald s in the service area s main building. The plans were meant to be decided on by Monday (February 8), but have been delayed because there are still a few points to work through , TVBC confirmed. This comes after a community leader slammed the plans, claiming it flies in the face of the Government s anti-obesity message amid the coronavirus crisis.
PLANS for a McDonald s drive-through on the M27 have been slammed by a community leader, claiming it flies in the face of the Government s anti-obesity message amid the coronavirus crisis. An application was submitted to Test Valley Borough Council (TVBC) to build the two-storey drive-through at the Rownhams East Motorway Service Area, which would generate 20 jobs. The proposals, tabled by Roadchef Motorways Limited, could offer an extra 113 parking spaces to customers and would replace the existing McDonald s in the service area s main building. Liberal Democrat Celia Dowden criticised the plans, believing the fast-food restaurant contradicts the Government s national campaign launched in July urging Britons to lose weight.