EXTRA street lighting is set to be installed along a road in Leigh in a bid to make people safer and act as a deterrent for anti-social behaviour. Dawlish Drive is set to benefit from the additional lighting after money was put aside in the budget to cover the costs to fill in gaps along the road where street lighting is limited. The move comes just days after the council confirmed extra CCTV would be installed along Elm Road near The Elms pub in a bid to crack down on drug dealing and people urinating in the streets after leaving the pub.
EXTRA street lighting is set to be installed along a road in Leigh in a bid to make people safer and act as a deterrent for anti-social behaviour. Dawlish Drive is set to benefit from the additional lighting after money was put aside in the budget to cover the costs to fill in gaps along the road where street lighting is limited. The move comes just days after the council confirmed extra CCTV would be installed along Elm Road near The Elms pub in a bid to crack down on drug dealing and people urinating in the streets after leaving the pub.
A FORMER bank is set to be transformed into a new pizza restaurant in the heart of Leigh. Plans have been submitted to convert the former Lloyds on Leigh’s Broadway. The bank is one of many that have closed in the town. In May 2019 Lloyds bank announced it would close three days a week before closing for good before the Covid-19 pandemic hit. BDA Architecture have now lodged plans on behalf of brand Pizza Pizza. The application lays out plans to build a single storey rear extension, install a flue and a new shop sign on the front. Leigh resident Neil Gracie said: “I would prefer if we could keep the local banks but I don’t mind that.
A FORMER bank is set to be transformed into a new pizza restaurant in the heart of Leigh. Plans have been submitted to convert the former Lloyds on Leigh’s Broadway. The bank is one of many that have closed in the town. In May 2019 Lloyds bank announced it would close three days a week before closing for good before the Covid-19 pandemic hit. BDA Architecture have now lodged plans on behalf of brand Pizza Pizza. The application lays out plans to build a single storey rear extension, install a flue and a new shop sign on the front. Leigh resident Neil Gracie said: “I would prefer if we could keep the local banks but I don’t mind that.