Support for the development of Holmes Mill Clitheroe
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Skye Bennett
10 years ago
This is a great scheme that will bring significant and vital private investment into Clitheroe. The applicant has purchased a number of listed buildings in the borough and renovated them in a sympathetic manner and made successes of each one. The company not only generates income but spends millions with local companies and a true success story for the Ribble Valley.
I would expect in most boroughs the local authority would bend over backwards to support someone like Mr Warburton sadly however I imagine this hasn't been the case with RVBC!
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Ann Hennessy
10 years ago
Think this is great for clitheroe
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Loredana Emmerson
10 years ago
Very good idea
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Jane burgess
10 years ago
I think this will be an asset to Clitheroe. It will generate much needed tourism aswell as providing jobs for local people. Going off the standard of other buildings renovated by James places it think it is safe to say they will restore this building sympathetically and tastefully.
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Ben ferguson
10 years ago
Will be a lovely extension to our town that will open up some history to its locals.. It's a must for our town. And it will provide somewhere for all the people living in the "thousands of new homes they have passed planning on" to go!!
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Paul fearnley
10 years ago
Need this hotel for the area.
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Sam Smith
10 years ago
Surely this will only enhance Clitheroe!
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Gillian
10 years ago
What a great asset this will be to Clitheroe. A lot more beneficial than the 1000's of houses they want to and are building in the town.
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Andrew
10 years ago
Great opportunity for Clitheroe. Get it passed rvbc
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Simonesmith
10 years ago
We need this on our town to create jobs and boost visitors
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Simonesmith
10 years ago
We need this on our town to create jobs and boost visitors
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Rachael Waterworth
10 years ago
Great project to regenerate the area and provide lots of new job opportunities too.
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Frances Seddon
10 years ago
This would be great for Clitheroe,James,s places are always tastefully constructed in keeping with the heritage of the town.
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Martin wignall
10 years ago
Creating jobs on a derelict mill site,it's a no brainier to me,
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Helene Heyes
10 years ago
Any scheme that improves local services and job prospects is exactly what we as current custodians of this planet should be doing. Particularly good when it uses existing wasted infrastructure.
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Ben
10 years ago
Be brilliant for the town
Bringing jobs in
Bringing the area up n smattering it up instead of having a ran shacked mess
But what else would you expect from ribbke valley planning people
They allow silly non affordable housing in country villages n spoil the area
The word jelousy comes to mind
Give it the go ahead you clowns
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Kevan McCredie
10 years ago
This is perfect for the local community clitheroe has nothing like this .
Creating jobs boosting economy and tourism not to mention keeping local tradesmen in work for at least 2 years .
This should and must get the go ahead.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
It is just whAt Clitheroe
Needs.
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Paul S Dixon
10 years ago
Any investment into Clitheroe must benefit the town as a hole I welcome this development and hope every sussess let's hope clitheroe council switch there brains on.
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Charlotte
10 years ago
Think would be a great boost for the town. Just what Clitheroe needs.
This is a great scheme that will bring significant and vital private investment into Clitheroe. The applicant has purchased a number of listed buildings in the borough and renovated them in a sympathetic manner and made successes of each one. The company not only generates income but spends millions with local companies and a true success story for the Ribble Valley. I would expect in most boroughs the local authority would bend over backwards to support someone like Mr Warburton sadly however I imagine this hasn't been the case with RVBC!
Think this is great for clitheroe
Very good idea
I think this will be an asset to Clitheroe. It will generate much needed tourism aswell as providing jobs for local people. Going off the standard of other buildings renovated by James places it think it is safe to say they will restore this building sympathetically and tastefully.
Will be a lovely extension to our town that will open up some history to its locals.. It's a must for our town. And it will provide somewhere for all the people living in the "thousands of new homes they have passed planning on" to go!!
Need this hotel for the area.
Surely this will only enhance Clitheroe!
What a great asset this will be to Clitheroe. A lot more beneficial than the 1000's of houses they want to and are building in the town.
Great opportunity for Clitheroe. Get it passed rvbc
We need this on our town to create jobs and boost visitors
We need this on our town to create jobs and boost visitors
Great project to regenerate the area and provide lots of new job opportunities too.
This would be great for Clitheroe,James,s places are always tastefully constructed in keeping with the heritage of the town.
Creating jobs on a derelict mill site,it's a no brainier to me,
Any scheme that improves local services and job prospects is exactly what we as current custodians of this planet should be doing. Particularly good when it uses existing wasted infrastructure.
Be brilliant for the town Bringing jobs in Bringing the area up n smattering it up instead of having a ran shacked mess But what else would you expect from ribbke valley planning people They allow silly non affordable housing in country villages n spoil the area The word jelousy comes to mind Give it the go ahead you clowns
This is perfect for the local community clitheroe has nothing like this . Creating jobs boosting economy and tourism not to mention keeping local tradesmen in work for at least 2 years . This should and must get the go ahead.
It is just whAt Clitheroe Needs.
Any investment into Clitheroe must benefit the town as a hole I welcome this development and hope every sussess let's hope clitheroe council switch there brains on.
Think would be a great boost for the town. Just what Clitheroe needs.