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  Sep 27, 2022  
     
 
Adam Lord
 
Adam Lord
Audience Editor

 

Hello, 

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

A Preston restaurant has been refused permission to stay open until as late as 4am because of the disturbance it may cause to neighbours.

Owners of the Steakhouse Saloon in New Hall Lane applied to the council saying the business was being restricted due to its 11:30pm closing time set by planning chiefs when it first opened seven years ago.

Elsewhere, a former ice cream parlour could become a Muslim prayer and education centre if Preston Council gives its approval.

An Islamic group has earmarked the semi-detached shop on Ribbleton Avenue, which has flats upstairs, as its base in the city and wants to open from 5am until midnight, seven days a week.

Planning permission for a major industrial development on a site near Preston - which was once earmarked for an Ikea store - should not be granted until more is known about its potential impact on nearby motorways, according to National Highways. 

They want the decision over the proposed Lancashire Central scheme in Cuerden held off until at least the end of the year. 

Finally, if you missed the big news in our newsletters yesterday, NHS bosses are set to ask the government for the cash to build entirely new hospitals to replace both the Royal Preston and Royal Lancaster Infirmary.

Thanks for reading, 

Adam

adam.lord@nationalworld.com

 

 
     
  Restaurant barred from opening until 4am for fear of disturbing neighbours' sleep  
     
  A Preston restaurant has been refused permission to stay open until as late as 4am because of the disturbance it may cause to neighbours.  
     
Restaurant barred from opening until 4am for fear of disturbing neighbours' sleep
     
 
Muslim group could scoop up ice cream parlour as prayer and education centre
Muslim group could scoop up ice cream parlour as prayer and education centre
 
A former ice cream parlour could become a Muslim prayer and education centre if Preston Council gives its approval.
 
     
 
Road bosses demand more detail about impact of major development near Preston on motorway junctions
Road bosses demand more detail about impact of major development near Preston on motorway junctions
 
Planning permission for a major industrial development on a site near Preston - which was once earmarked for an Ikea store - should not be granted until more is known about its potential impact on nearby motorways.
 
     
 
Bid to be made for brand new hospitals for BOTH Preston and Lancaster
Bid to be made for brand new hospitals for BOTH Preston and Lancaster
 
NHS bosses in Lancashire and South Cumbria are set to ask the government for the cash to build entirely new hospitals to replace both the Royal Preston and Royal Lancaster Infirmary.
 
     
 
New kit on the block for cutting edge phone hubs in Preston city centre
New kit on the block for cutting edge phone hubs in Preston city centre
 
Preston's first two BT Street Hubs have been given the green light in the city centre - and there could be more to come.
 
     
 
Fans who live for football can live in former Football League headquarters
Fans who live for football can live in former Football League headquarters
 
Fans who live for football could soon be living, eating and sleeping in a former headquarters of the English game.
 
     
     
     
   
     
     
     
   
 
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