A planning application has been put forward for work to take place on a semi-demolished building in Coventry that used to house a bank.
This building is on Earlsdon Street and was a branch of NatWest at one time. Work to knock it down started during the 2024 festive season, but planning permission for it had not been granted by Coventry City Council. The local authority then issued a temporary stop notice to prevent any further demolition work. Since then, it has remained half-standing, but now there are fresh Plans for it.
The application that has been sent to the council would see the owners build a brand-new frontage. The idea they have in mind for the building is to transform it into a restaurant, but the process is complicated because of the stop notice.
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An appeal was lodged against the notice, but no final decision has yet been made. The issue is made even more complex by the fact that the building lies inside a conservation area. According to the Government, the decision concerning the stop notice has been delayed due to backlogs.
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