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28-06-2010, 19:31
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Re: Planning Applications
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Which also reminds me...I recall from about two years ago that planning permission had been granted for the old Oak Tree pub on the Church/Accy border to be converted into Solicitors Offices...it is now an off-license...Booze R Uz or something similar. How the hell did this happen?
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Who knows Tealeaf .. probably did get it .. can search if you wish.. maybe they found better premises or went bust. May have specialised in house conveyancing.. LOL
Just noticed for the last Planning meeting .. last Wednesday. The Thorn Inn/Church was appealing against their rejection of a smoking area (due to not fitting in with the surroundings). Not sure if they got it or not ?
Last edited by katex; 28-06-2010 at 19:40.
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28-06-2010, 19:46
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Re: Planning Applications
Bet the 2 for 1 offer has finished by the time they build it
Hahaha.
Should it not be former gym or did the gym never have planning permission ?
Eeew don't know Dave .. Think we are talking about the old Peugot place aren't we ? Going down on the right hand side. Did it become a gym ? Never noticed.
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27-07-2010, 10:00
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Re: Planning Applications
11/10/0271 Full: Change of use from Retail Shop (Class14/07/2010A1) to Taxi Booking Office (Class Sui Generis)
3 Barnes Square,
Clayton le Moors,
Accrington,
BB5 5NX
Mrs N Bibi
Mmmm...not sure about this. That square is busy enough already with people fighting for parking space as they visit the shops, without the introduction of taxis coming and going. Depends how they are going to operate though. May attract some objections.
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13-08-2010, 20:00
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Re: Planning Applications
11/10/0295 Full: Change of use from Retail Shop to Cafe.
Unit 7 Cornhill Accrington
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Lancashire Tea Rooms Ltd 19/7/2010
Which is this ?
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14-08-2010, 15:22
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Re: Planning Applications
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11/10/0295 Full: Change of use from Retail Shop to Cafe.
Unit 7 Cornhill Accrington
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Lancashire Tea Rooms Ltd 19/7/2010
Which is this ?
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Well at the moment Lancashire Tea Rooms Ltd are down at unit 24 Kate
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14-08-2010, 16:24
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Re: Planning Applications
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Well at the moment Lancashire Tea Rooms Ltd are down at unit 24 Kate
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Right ...Thanks Jaysay ... didn't know what they were called .. so must be moving then ? Wonder if anything to do with the clothing company coming in where Ossy Mills is now ? Think may back onto this.
Found a map ... next to New Look then going towards the car park (not the one in Red... No. 7):
Cornhill.jpg
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21-09-2010, 07:57
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Re: Planning Applications
Looks like there are plans afoot to close down another pub:
11/10/0403 Full: Proposed conversion of Oddfellows 08/09/2010
Public House to 3 dwellings and erection of 3 adjoining
dwellings on land currently car park to Oddfellows.
Oddfellows and car park adjoining
Whalley Road,
Clayton-le-Moors.
Oddfellows
Daniel Thwaites plc
I believe the newly re-furbished Forts Arms is looking pretty smart though.
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05-10-2010, 20:48
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Re: Planning Applications
I wonder if anyone could point out where planning permission has been granted for the demolition of the old stone wall which cuts across the Church/Accy boundary on the south side of Blackburn Rd and is the northernmost perimeter of the 'Acorn Park' development.
This wall was probably built sometime between the construction of Blackburn Rd in the 1820's and the reservoir lying south in the 1830/40's (now Acorn Park). It was, of course the site of regular whitewashings following Church/Accy cricket matches and piccys of these go back to the latter part of the 19th C. I cannot see where or how it is now going to be reconstituted so I can only assume it has now gone for good and in it's place we shall all have a splendid view of some mickey mouse housing estate.
So...has this wrecking job been legal or not?
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05-10-2010, 22:45
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Re: Planning Applications
Ya' daft beggar ...course it is legal .. demolition of this wall would have been in the umbrella of the full planning application.
Was just a blooming wall anyway ... edging of a now defunct reservoir.
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05-10-2010, 23:01
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Re: Planning Applications
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Ya' daft beggar ...course it is legal .. demolition of this wall would have been in the umbrella of the full planning application.
Was just a blooming wall anyway ... edging of a now defunct reservoir.
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Was it specified in detail in the full planning application?
That was an old wall with an awful lot of historical significance. You might be happy with second rate cow sheds and third rate doll's houses going up all over the place, but some of us have class, culture, historical awareness and pride in our little town.
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05-10-2010, 23:19
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Re: Planning Applications
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Was it specified in detail in the full planning application?
That was an old wall with an awful lot of historical significance. You might be happy with second rate cow sheds and third rate doll's houses going up all over the place, but some of us have class, culture, historical awareness and pride in our little town.
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Sure it was .. but until HBC come up to date with full planning details on line (and not having to traipse down to Scaitcliffe House to view) can only logically presume.
Not even going to succumb to answer the other paragraph. Come to our meeting on Thursday of the Hyndburn Local History Society and meet people who are really interested in the pride of our town, including me ...
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06-10-2010, 09:05
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Re: Planning Applications
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Was it specified in detail in the full planning application?
That was an old wall with an awful lot of historical significance. You might be happy with second rate cow sheds and third rate doll's houses going up all over the place, but some of us have class, culture, historical awareness and pride in our little town.
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I agree Tealeaf was one of the walls which kept the natives penned in
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17-10-2010, 15:17
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Re: Planning Applications
Didn't know about this:
11/10/0412 Major Full: Construction of recycling lives 24/09/2010
centre comprising:- Recycling Centre and
Offices (B1, B2, B8 & C2), 20 No - RSL
residential 1 bed units (C3), 4 No hybrid
commercial units (B1 (c)/B2) 15 No business
incubation units (B1(a)) children’s
nursery/creche (D1), social enterprise and
education centre (D1), cafe (A3) with
associates access and 40 No car spaces and
landscaping
Land at Charter Street
Accrington BB5 0SA
Recycling Lives UK Ltd
This is good :
11/10/0283 Full: Change of use from dwelling to 07/10/2010
children's nursery Moors Accrington BB5 5ST
6 Super Street Clayton Le Moors Accrington
BB5 5ST
Miss Carol Oxford
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17-10-2010, 17:20
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10-11-2010, 17:49
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Re: Planning Applications
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Originally Posted by Tealeaf
Which also reminds me...I recall from about two years ago that planning permission had been granted for the old Oak Tree pub on the Church/Accy border to be converted into Solicitors Offices...it is now an off-license...Booze R Uz or something similar. How the hell did this happen?
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This may help, thought I had seen the application 11/10/0113
http://www.hyndburnbc.gov.uk/site/cu...10TO260310.pdf
communal facilities in this day and age
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