Plans submitted

vincent_vega wrote:

Sports Direct sniffing around old TJ Hughes building.

I had a nephew working in there last week, was told student acc. I could not see that working in that building.

Sport Direct shop in Amarda Way is so cramp you can not swing a cat 

Sports Direct must have reached their Zenith by now shorely? What with the economy recovering largely, there can only be so much of the population desperate enough to still want a pair of plastic Dunlop trainers or a Lonsdale vest?

Czarcasm wrote:

Sports Direct must have reached their Zenith by now shorely? What with the economy recovering largely, there can only be so much of the population desperate enough to still want a pair of plastic Dunlop trainers or a Lonsdale vest?

BLASPHEMY!!!

Lol at that.

Czarcasm wrote:

Sports Direct must have reached their Zenith by now shorely? What with the economy recovering largely, there can only be so much of the population desperate enough to still want a pair of plastic Dunlop trainers or a Lonsdale vest?

There will always be really tight people who don't want to spend money on half-decent gear - I mean, have you been in Plymouth City Centre recently?

krispy kreme is coming to plymouth so thats one of the many retail outlets that atually turn a profit coming here. Now if only we could attract more.

Yet more Yankee shit.

Les Miserable wrote:

Yet more Yankee shit.

but fat fecks to will buy their overpriced donughts though

Move to this thread.

Brentonside is in for planning approval


Application Number 15/00159/FUL

Applicant  Drake Circus Leisure Ltd, c/o Agent,

Agent   Deliotte LLP, Mr Mark Underwood, Athene Place, 66 Shoe Lane London EC4A 3BQ

Site Address  BRETONSIDE BUS STATION, BRETONSIDE PLYMOUTH.

Proposal  Demolition and strip out of existing commercial units under Exeter Street and redevelopment of the Bretonside Bus Station to include a cinema (Use Class D2), food and beverage uses (Use Class A3, A4, A5), car parking, landscaping, public realm improvements, external seating and associated highway works

Valid/Start Date 02 February 2015

Application Type    Full Planning Permission Expected Decision Level Officer Delegated Decision

Case Officer   Robert Heard

And the shops beside Woollwoths in Cornwall ST

Site Address 75 CORNWALL STREET CITY CENTRE PLYMOUTH

Proposal   Two-storey vertical extension to form 6 flats of multiple occupation for students (C4)

Applicant Hesmondhalgh Homes Ltd, Mr Ivo Hesmondhalgh, 42 Leinster Gardens, London W2 3AN

Agent   Bailey Partnership, Mr Steve Demuth, Lyster Court, Queen Alexandra Square
The Millfields, Plymouth PL1 3JB

Valid/Start Date 09 February 2015

Application Type  Full Planning Permission

Case Officer   Katie Beesley

PCC Planning Portal for Bretonside

Fill yer boots

Have the Dogs Of War been unleashed yet?

this should be fun

The Bretonside boys are taking the pish - had a look PCC site and the information and imagery is on a different universe than the pigs ear we were lumbered with, crack on BL and our lot think again!!

A quick look at the road lay out, doing away with the subways and putting a crossing across from primark to the new development will not help the traffic around Charles Church roundabout.

Tgwu wrote:

A quick look at the road lay out, doing away with the subways and putting a crossing  across from  primark to the new development will not help the traffic around Charles Church roundabout.

Get rid of the church full stop i say might help a tad.

Angry wrote:

Tgwu wrote:

A quick look at the road lay out, doing away with the subways and putting a crossing  across from  primark to the new development will not help the traffic around Charles Church roundabout.

Get rid of the church full stop i say might help a tad.

Get rid of primark I say.

Anything has to be better then Brent and his half baked plans,

Les Miserable wrote:

Angry wrote:

Tgwu wrote:

A quick look at the road lay out, doing away with the subways and putting a crossing  across from  primark to the new development will not help the traffic around Charles Church roundabout.

Get rid of the church full stop i say might help a tad.

Get rid of primark I say.

one eyesore at a time... sod it do away with gala bingo and staples..

The red lines at each end are the new crossing


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Its something that does need looking at in truth tgwu. However the traffic cause by this project would be far more manageable than the clusterfucks would ever have been thats for certain.

Redo the subway, no need for traffic to stop on the roundabout and blocking the road.

Angry wrote:

Les Miserable wrote:

Yet more Yankee shit.

but fat fecks to will buy their overpriced donughts though

I wonder if a certain porcine one will be putting his trotters through the door of Krispy Kreme or whatever the feck it's called. Second thought's, he'll probably own it within 6 months.

Orkwood T Watt wrote:

Angry wrote:

Les Miserable wrote:

Yet more Yankee shit.

but fat fecks to will buy their overpriced donughts though

I wonder if a certain porcine one will be putting his trotters through the door of Krispy Kreme or whatever the feck it's called. Second thought's, he'll probably own it within 6 months.

Co - own

Czarcasm wrote:

Sports Direct must have reached their Zenith by now shorely? What with the economy recovering largely, there can only be so much of the population desperate enough to still want a pair of plastic Dunlop trainers or a Lonsdale vest?

Sports Direct sell items by La Coste, Sketchers, Adidas, Craghooper, Karrimor also.

I bought a pair of Sketchers shoes [along with a craghooper jacket] from Sports Direct and they are still in good shape.