• Planning permission for Middle Entry submitted • Plans include removal of the roof and demolition of some units • Work is part of the Future High Street Fund
Planning permission has now been submitted for the Middle Entry in Tamworth town centre, as part of redevelopment plans funded by the Future High Streets Fund.
The planning application details the removal of the glazed roof, demolition of projecting canopies and first floor gantries and remedial works including new brick facades, paving and drainage. The demolition of number 9 Middle Entry and 18, 18a and 19 Market Street and 20, 20a and 21 George Street will allow for the redevelopment to provide a new flexible, multi-use building. Planning application details can be found on the council website under application number 0414/2022.
Plans include the creation of a new covered, flexible retail space, the removal of the 'bridge link' and roof to open up the space to create a view from the Tamworth Town Hall through to St Editha's Square.
Tamworth Borough Council now owns the Middle Entry buildings earmarked for demolition during the extensive refurbishment.
More information about the Future High Streets Fund is available online.
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