Residents believe the plan could bring life back to the town
Street food specialist GRUB’s latest venture, coffee shop and pop-up bottle store before transforming into a larger-scale evening destination with several street food traders and live entertainment from Thursday through to Sunday.
The ambition is to be a place where all of the Stretford community can come together for food, events and family activities, those behind the plans say. It forms part ofcouncil’s vision for the regeneration of the town which has seen widespread transformation over recent years. This has included thewill be ‘brill’, adding: “It’s a bit of a disused space at the minute.
We’ve got the new town centre and it’s just going to bring lots of people here, new businesses, new food places. ” He is looking forward to ‘just having something’ in the town. He continued: “Since the mall closed down, there’s not been a huge amount going on. ”Trafford councillors seem to agree, ruling to approve the plans at tonight’s planning committee meeting.
Liberal Democrat councillor Ulrich Savary said: “I'm very happy to support it. It's going to be a great addition for Stretford. I don't think there's going to be any negative impact for local residents, so very happy for this to go ahead. ”for the latest news.
We also treat our community members to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners. If you don’t like our community, you can check out any time you like. If you’re curious, you can read our A temporary ‘scaffold wall’ will be erected around the food hall to ‘provide some level of enclosure’, planning officers said.
The design and details of this are still to be agreed with the However, officers do not think this would be an ‘appropriate long-term solution’ for the front of the unit. As such, they recommended that approval for the hub be granted on a temporary basis of 19 months. This also ‘reflects’ the length of GRUB’s lease for the site, they said.
Gareth Twose asked: “If residents feel there is excessive noise coming from the site on a regular, repeated basis, what action can be taken under the noise management plan? ” Officers said there was a noise management plan for the site and, if there were breaches of those conditions, enforcement action could be taken to ensure they comply. The scheme was first announced around three weeks ago, with the statutory consultation period ending only the day before the committee meeting.
Trafford council said it had brought the scheme to this month’s meeting as GRUB wanted the hub open in time for the football World Cup. Consent is given for the food hall use on a temporary basis of 19 months, in line with GRUB’s expected lease for the site.
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