25/04/2019

Appeal: Village’s last remaining pub saved from conversion

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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.

LOCATIONBarkestoneAUTHORITYMelton Borough CouncilINSPECTORTimothy C KingPROCEDUREHearingDECISIONDismissedREFERENCEAPP/Y2430/W/18/3208635The appeal concerned a vacant pub in the village of Barkestone, Nottinghamshire. The current owner acquired the premises in 2010, after it had operated as a pub between 2004 and 2007, and then as a bar and restaurant. It has been the last remaining potential........

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