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Eastway Hub planning appeal rejected by planning inspector

Posted on - 7th February, 2016 - 8:00am | Author - | Posted in - Business, Fulwood, Greyfriars, Preston Council, Preston News
Layout of the new Eastway Hub plans

Layout of the new Eastway Hub plans

Plans for a supermarket and small retail park in Fulwood have failed to be approved in a planning appeal.

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Eastway Hub in the Greyfriars area was twice rejected by Preston City Council’s planning committee.

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They feared the development, which would be anchored by a supermarket surrounded by a restaurant and retail unit, would bring congestion to the area.

Cottam Brickworks’ development firm also objected to the scheme saying it threatened the viability of their multi-million pound project, which includes a Tesco on the Cottam Hall site, by diluting the demand from shoppers.

A planning inspector agreed with the council and rejected the appeal by Hollins Strategic Land Management.

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The Inspector said it was not a suitable place for that size of development.

Do you live in the area? What do you think of the decision? Let us know in the comments below

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