The Prince of Wales pub on Winwick Street in Warrington town centre WARRINGTON Borough Council has granted planning permission for a listed pub in the town centre to be converted into apartments. An application had sought the council’s consent for the upper floors of the Prince of Wales, on Winwick Street, to be turned into seven one-bedroom flats. And the ground floor of the premises, which has been vacant for more than five years, is set to become a retail unit after WBC gave the green light for the scheme on Wednesday, March 10. Previously known as the Theatre Tavern, the grade two-listed building had been up for sale last year with a price tag of £250,000.
The district s new year babies, two beautiful boys born to mothers Donna Walsh of New Ross and Lauren Kent of Campile, received more joyous news this week after receiving a bonanza of prizes from businesses involved in the New Ross Rewards community initiative.
More than 30 local businesses contributed to two beautiful gift packs, valued at €1,500 in total, which will be delivered over the coming days.
Baby Levi Jason Walsh and Baby Jack Kent were nominated on the New Ross Rewards Facebook page by their proud nannies, Linda Cahill and Andre Kent Merritt, after a call was put out to find the first babies born in 2021 from district.
The Prince of Wales A LISTED pub in the town centre is set to be converted into apartments. The upper floors of the Prince of Wales, which has been vacant for more than five years, would be turned into seven one-bedroom flats under an application for planning permission submitted to Warrington Borough Council. Meanwhile, the ground floor of the Winwick Street premises would be converted into a retail unit. Previously known as the Theatre Tavern, the grade two-listed building had been up for sale earlier this year with an estimated value of £250,000. Submission documents stated: “The significance of the listed building has been considered at all times whilst producing these proposals, ensuring that the vision for the building’s future can be achieved in the most sympathetic of ways.