Did anyone see what looked like a tonne of bar/restaurant furniture all laid out alongside the job centre towards Staffordshire place on Friday? Didn’t clock if it was still there today. Couldn’t work out if someone had been turfed out of a building or was moving in.
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littleme
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Nope, but interesting
Wormella
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Revoultion collecting what was left in the bar?
I believe so. The removal guys were there all day just sitting outside waiting for the furniture to be picked up
joshua
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Special Planning Committee to meet on Tues 15th October to discuss Guildhall demolition
Due to the large scale major application, a special planning committee meeting has been arranged for next week which seeks approval to demolish the Guildhall, St Johns Indoor Market and multi-storey car park.
The application site covers an area of 1.26ha.
The Wesleyan Chapel clock tower, Market Square façade and several shops up to The Fragrance Shop are not included in the demolition application and would be kept alongside the historic St Johns Market entrances.
The buildings fronting Crabbery Street and St Marys Grove do not form part of the application site and are also to be kept.
The demolition programme is expected to last for 7-8 months. A further planning application is expected to be submitted in the next 12 months.
Further mitigation is also proposed to protect historic buildings (5 St Marys Grove, 18 Market Square, Former Noah’s Ark inn, Wesleyan Chapel Tower) attached to those to be demolished. The buildings would be protected and supported by scaffolding and sections close to these buildings would be demolished by hand.
Due to the large scale major application, a special planning committee meeting has been arranged for next week which seeks approval to demolish the Guildhall, St Johns Indoor Market and multi-storey car park.
The application site covers an area of 1.26ha.
The Wesleyan Chapel clock tower, Market Square façade and several shops up to The Fragrance Shop are not included in the demolition application and would be kept alongside the historic St Johns Market entrances.
The buildings fronting Crabbery Street and St Marys Grove do not form part of the application site and are also to be kept.
The demolition programme is expected to last for 7-8 months. A further planning application is expected to be submitted in the next 12 months.
Further mitigation is also proposed to protect historic buildings (5 St Marys Grove, 18 Market Square, Former Noah’s Ark inn, Wesleyan Chapel Tower) attached to those to be demolished. The buildings would be protected and supported by scaffolding and sections close to these buildings would be demolished by hand.
DeltaHotel
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All the rubble gets taken by a portal to the New Jersey Turnpike
littleme
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No it doesn't...it gets put on the castle golf course like all the other smelly rubbish....ooops, did we all forget about that????
Staffordy McStaffordface
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There's an area of New York called Baswich Basin made from Barnfields Farm.
Thanks both! Forgot Revs was closing
joshua
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Special Planning Committee to meet on Tues 15th October to discuss Guildhall demolition
Due to the large scale major application, a special planning committee meeting has been arranged for next week which seeks approval to demolish the Guildhall, St Johns Indoor Market and multi-storey car park.
The application site covers an area of 1.26ha.
The Wesleyan Chapel clock tower, Market Square façade and several shops upto The Fragrance Shop are not included in the demolition application and would be kept alongside the historic St Johns Market entrances.
The buildings fronting Crabbery Street and St Marys Grove do not form part of the application site and are also to be kept.
The demolition programme is expected to last for 7-8 months. A further planning application is expected to be submitted in the next 12 months.
Further mitigation is also proposed to protect historic buildings (5 St Marys Grove, 18 Market Square, Former Noah’s Ark inn, Wesleyan Chapel Tower) attached to those to be demolished. The buildings would be protected and supported by scaffolding and sections close to these buildings would be demolished by hand.
Due to the large scale major application, a special planning committee meeting has been arranged for next week which seeks approval to demolish the Guildhall, St Johns Indoor Market and multi-storey car park.
The application site covers an area of 1.26ha.
The Wesleyan Chapel clock tower, Market Square façade and several shops upto The Fragrance Shop are not included in the demolition application and would be kept alongside the historic St Johns Market entrances.
The buildings fronting Crabbery Street and St Marys Grove do not form part of the application site and are also to be kept.
The demolition programme is expected to last for 7-8 months. A further planning application is expected to be submitted in the next 12 months.
Further mitigation is also proposed to protect historic buildings (5 St Marys Grove, 18 Market Square, Former Noah’s Ark inn, Wesleyan Chapel Tower) attached to those to be demolished. The buildings would be protected and supported by scaffolding and sections close to these buildings would be demolished by hand.
9.30am for a site visit, then meeting back around 12.30 for the committee meeting at Civic Centre
airbusA346
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Indigo House on Mill Street is closing down permanently in a few weeks according to a post on Facebook.
Gramaisc
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A licence application is in to reopen the premises as 'Riva'.Temporary(?) reprieve for Stafford's Яevolution.
Revolution gives only Staffordshire bar stay of execution - as 12 sites to close
The troubled chain has already shut its Hanley and Newcastle-under-Lyme venueswww.stokesentinel.co.uk
Maybe reusing some of the old letters from the 'Revolution' sign..?
Tumble weed
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Baswich Lane Co-op has been pencilled in for closure in the next few months.
www.gbnews.com
Store closures update: Co-operative and WHSmith to shut down multiple locations - full list
Retailers are closing down stores across the UK with WHSmith and the Co-op preparing to shut down sites in the months ahead
www.gbnews.com
Dabbler
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Wow, that really surprises me, it’s always seemed quite busy when I have been in there.Baswich Lane Co-op has been pencilled in for closure in the next few months.
Store closures update: Co-operative and WHSmith to shut down multiple locations - full list
Retailers are closing down stores across the UK with WHSmith and the Co-op preparing to shut down sites in the months ahead