Support for the development of Holmes Mill Clitheroe
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Geoff Jackson
10 years ago
This project will succeed! With the potential market developments, Clitheroe becomes a dynamic cultural and retail success.
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Geoff Jackson
10 years ago
This is a massive development that will change the face of Clitheroe, increasing the size of Clitheroe Town Centre, vastly improving the environment around Whalley Road, adding a new cultural influence, and creating many new jobs. A welcome initiative for sure!
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Barbara taylor
10 years ago
Just what's needed,
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Charlotte Chapman
10 years ago
RBVC are so short sighted and un commercial for the Ribble Valley. A modern and forward council should be created. Absolute joke that we should be petitioning against a positive growth for the town, when recent decisions have been passed for housing on flood plains when local infrastructure for the build project cannot support it. RBVC are unrealistic, clouded and the team should be reassessed on their capabilities. Especially the listed building team. Unbelievably short sighted across the valley...not passing this. However they are granting planning permission for growth businesses on quiet lanes! Crazy un realistic council, absolute joke, lived in the RV all my life and have NO respect!
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Gary Clarkson
10 years ago
Accepted there has to be a better parking plan though but RVBC should be doing all it can to assist,
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ryan birkett
10 years ago
Support all new developments
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Sally Taylor
10 years ago
Excellent idea and I am sure it will be done to James high standards!
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Chris Hotchilli
10 years ago
The infrastructure of Clitheroe needs to be improved to support this. I have bought a new build; I'm not a NIMBY, but once existing building is finished and occupied, I feel traffic will be unsustainable in the Woone lane and Edisford areas
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Mark Vause
10 years ago
Would be a great asset, Clitheroe should grasp the opportunity.
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Christine Hartlebury
10 years ago
Can't imagine why anyone would object to this development of this old building. It would be a wonderful asset to the town.
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Victoria Whittingham
10 years ago
Exactly what Clitheroe needs!!!!!!!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Been an eyesore for years
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Michael Moore
10 years ago
Just think of the extra rates it will generate.
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Jamie Brown
10 years ago
Exciting opportunity for my town, I will mostly be looking forward to the beer hall as I love a pint of Hen Harrier. Plus there is no point this building being left unloved for any long. James Warburton has brought back to life many locations and it would be great to see this building get the love it diserves.
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David Harrison
10 years ago
Fantastic idea, brilliant redevelopment of a redundant mill. Massive injection of employment for the area hope local resources are utilised.
Considering other planning decisions on housing, how can this be objected against
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Rafaella Ronchetti
10 years ago
A new and exciting opportunity for Clitheroe and its residents. It would be outrageous to overlook this.
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Naiomi Beaumont Swindlehurst
10 years ago
Regeneration of a dis-used space, enabling sustainable and long term employment. A definite plus for the area.
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David griffiths
10 years ago
Great idea great town
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Emily Aspinall
10 years ago
I think it's a great idea. It will create more jobs and also more opportunities for people like myself. I hope they go ahead with it because it could really help out our community
This project will succeed! With the potential market developments, Clitheroe becomes a dynamic cultural and retail success.
This is a massive development that will change the face of Clitheroe, increasing the size of Clitheroe Town Centre, vastly improving the environment around Whalley Road, adding a new cultural influence, and creating many new jobs. A welcome initiative for sure!
Just what's needed,
RBVC are so short sighted and un commercial for the Ribble Valley. A modern and forward council should be created. Absolute joke that we should be petitioning against a positive growth for the town, when recent decisions have been passed for housing on flood plains when local infrastructure for the build project cannot support it. RBVC are unrealistic, clouded and the team should be reassessed on their capabilities. Especially the listed building team. Unbelievably short sighted across the valley...not passing this. However they are granting planning permission for growth businesses on quiet lanes! Crazy un realistic council, absolute joke, lived in the RV all my life and have NO respect!
Accepted there has to be a better parking plan though but RVBC should be doing all it can to assist,
Support all new developments
Excellent idea and I am sure it will be done to James high standards!
The infrastructure of Clitheroe needs to be improved to support this. I have bought a new build; I'm not a NIMBY, but once existing building is finished and occupied, I feel traffic will be unsustainable in the Woone lane and Edisford areas
Would be a great asset, Clitheroe should grasp the opportunity.
Can't imagine why anyone would object to this development of this old building. It would be a wonderful asset to the town.
Exactly what Clitheroe needs!!!!!!!
Been an eyesore for years
Just think of the extra rates it will generate.
Exciting opportunity for my town, I will mostly be looking forward to the beer hall as I love a pint of Hen Harrier. Plus there is no point this building being left unloved for any long. James Warburton has brought back to life many locations and it would be great to see this building get the love it diserves.
Fantastic idea, brilliant redevelopment of a redundant mill. Massive injection of employment for the area hope local resources are utilised. Considering other planning decisions on housing, how can this be objected against
A new and exciting opportunity for Clitheroe and its residents. It would be outrageous to overlook this.
Regeneration of a dis-used space, enabling sustainable and long term employment. A definite plus for the area.
Great idea great town
I think it's a great idea. It will create more jobs and also more opportunities for people like myself. I hope they go ahead with it because it could really help out our community
Great idea!