Bradley Stoke Town Council has lodged an objection to a plan by Tesco to construct a ‘Click & Collect’ unit in the car park of its Willow Brook Centre store. The company wants to build the customer collection ‘pod’ at a site on the northern boundary of the car park, immediately behind houses in Dewfalls Drive. The ‘Click & Collect’
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New betting shop set to open at Bradley Pavilions
A former estate agents office in north Bradley Stoke looks set to be converted into a betting shop after a national bookmaker chain applied for planning permission for alterations and advertising. Unit 6 at the Bradley Pavilions complex in Pear Tree Road was occupied by Reeds Rains (previously Halifax Property Services) until the estate agency business pulled out last year.
Continue readingEstate agents looking to expand premises
The Woods estate agency in Bradley Stoke has submitted a planning application to expand its premises. The branch, housed in the same building as Aldi (off Ferndene), would see its floorspace increased by a third – from 75sqm to 100sqm should the application get the go-ahead from planners. The extra space will be created by adding a 4.6m wide single-storey
Continue readingCouncil seeks views on residential parking space quotas
South Gloucestershire Council is asking local people for their views on parking arrangements for new housing developments. The consultation has been started in response to complaints from residents and Councillors that the number of parking spaces provided for new homes and flat conversions is not always adequate. The Council also says that some residents have complained that parking spaces allocated
Continue readingTown Council objects to Ormonds Close house extension
Bradley Stoke Town Council’s Planning Committee has objected to a planning application to extend a house in Ormonds Close. This application relates to the erection of a two storey side and rear extension and single storey side extension at 55 Ormonds Close. Committee members voted unanimously to object to the proposal on the following grounds: “over-development of the site” “not
Continue readingBaileys Court Inn seeks to extend premises
Bradley Stoke’s Baileys Court Inn is seeking to enlarge its premises with a single storey rear extension. Plans submitted to South Gloucestershire Council show an extension to the lounge bar, which the owners say will be used for “family dining”. A new carvery area will also be added to “encourage food trade”.
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