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  Oct 18, 2022  
     
 
Adam Lord
 
Adam Lord
Audience Editor

 

Hello, 

Tuesday is when we round-up all the best of our planning news for you. 

A popular Indian restaurant is to be replaced with houses and flats.

The Little Tiger served its final meal earlier this month and just days later, planning committee members gave the go-ahead for a residential development on the plot. The operator of the venue is planning to relocate the business with some locals believing the new plans are "dangerous". 

Elsewhere, plans have been launched for a new cocktail bar in Preston city centre.

Serena Baxter, who already runs In:Libra in Friargate, Room 32 in Guildhall Street, and Lonely People in Winckley Street, wants permission to change the use of the former Visage salon at 133 Friargate to a “bar with food provision”.

Finally, Leyland has been told that it has done enough to secure a £25m boost pledged to the town by the government.

The area was one of those provisionally allocated a share from the Towns Fund back in March 2021 after making a pitch for the cash needed to bring to life a trio of ambitious regeneration projects.

Thanks for reading, 

Adam

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  Restaurant shuts to make way for new homes amid concern over parking problems  
     
  A popular Indian restaurant in Chorley is to be replaced with houses and flats.  
     
Restaurant shuts to make way for new homes amid concern over parking problems
     
 
New venue planned for Preston city centre - here's what we know
New venue planned for Preston city centre - here's what we know
 
Plans have been launched for a new cocktail bar in Preston city centre.
 
     
 
Leyland 'to be changed forever' by £25m Town Deal cash
Leyland 'to be changed forever' by £25m Town Deal cash
 
Leyland has been told that it has done enough to secure a £25m boost pledged to the town by the government.
 
     
 
New Preston Aldi could depend on £550K roads fee being dropped, developer claims
New Preston Aldi could depend on £550K roads fee being dropped, developer claims
 
The developer behind plans to build a new Aldi store and housing estate on the site of the former Cottam Brickworks in Preston is making a bid to be partially relieved of a half a million pound payment which it claims is putting the project at risk.
 
     
 
Brand new Preston railway station moves a step closer as planning application submitted and ownership arrangements decided
Brand new Preston railway station moves a step closer as planning application submitted and ownership arrangements decided
 
A new railway station for suburban Preston has rolled closer into view after a planning application for the facility was formally submitted.
 
     
 
Royal Preston to take over care home to help free up hospital wards and improve A&E flow
Royal Preston to take over care home to help free up hospital wards and improve A&E flow
 
The trust that runs the Royal Preston Hospital is set to take over a care home in the city - and use it to house patients who no longer need a hospital bed, but whose discharge from the wards has been delayed.
 
     
     
     
   
     
     
     
   
   
   
 
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