Park House PROPOSALS to convert a city centre office building into 76 one-bed flats have been blocked by Bradford Council, with highways officers raising concerns about a lack of cycle parking spaces. Planning officers also pointed out that the application, for Park House on Well Street, did not clearly show how people would access some flats - as doors were not marked on the plans for the building. The office building, between the Broadway Shopping Centre and Little Germany, has been empty for a number of years. Unlike many of the grand, Victorian buildings surrounding it, Park House is a much plainer, 1960s office building.
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CONTROVERSIAL proposals to turn a Bradford pub into shops and flats have been approved by Bradford Council after being amended to better reflect the building’s heritage. Last May a retrospective application to convert the Black Swan on Thornton Road into shops and eight flats was refused by planning officers amid claims the changes had lead to the “destruction” of the building’s traditional appearance. The 19th Century pub, in the Goitside Conservation Area of the city centre, was a popular live music venue until 2019 when it shut. Work to convert the ground floor into shops began early last year - without any planning permission in place.