Appeal: Village’s last remaining pub saved from conversion
An inspector has refused plans for the residential conversion of a pub in Nottinghamshire after a local community group indicated that it had reached an agreement to buy the business, despite numerous short-lived attempts to reopen it in the past.
At the hearing, the appellant presented marketing evidence showing that following a marketing period of almost two years there had been “no genuine demand for the property as a co.....Sign Up or Login to read full article
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