A new takeaway is set to open in suburban Preston - but it will not be able to trade during school hours.
The takeaway can then trade until 11pm on weekdays and is permitted to operate between 11am and 11pm at weekends and on Bank Holiday Mondays.
Outlining their decision, city council planners said that the proposal could have “a positive impact” on the city centre by removing the general retail uses currently allowed at the Fulwood address and potentially diverting that trade into town. The plans include a two-storey rear extension and applicant Mua Ventures Ltd. also proposed the creation of one self-contained flat on the ground floor of the premises and another following the conversion of a rear garage. An existing first-floor will also remain.
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