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Written by Michelle Yarwood, January 17, 2020 -
Plans for new restaurant in town centre
1 year, 10 months ago•7 Comments.
Plans for new restaurant in town centre
A NEW RESTAURANT could be coming to a town centre, should planning permission be granted. Applicant Christopher Ward, who was born and raised in Cheadle for 22 years, is requesting to transform a former office in the Moorlands town into a “casual dining site.”
The application outlines plans to change Unit 4 in Market Place, which has been vacant since June 2019, into an eating venue that obtains a music and restaurant alcohol licence.
Proposals also state that a commercial kitchen would be installed in the “modern extension at the rear of the building.”
In a cover letter accompanying the planning application, Mr Ward said: “I have been working tirelessly in London, learning my trade in the restaurant business and for the last few years I came to the conclusion that when I was ready, to come back to Cheadle and open something that would benefit the town.
“Now I am 34-years-old and the yearning to return home is quite something and something I did not expect would be so overwhelming.
“The site in question has an amazing history and I feel that it could be a fantastic opportunity for not only myself, but also for the residents of Cheadle.
“The site once was a Market Tavern, so to bring that idea back but into the present, would essentially be my goal.”
His application states that Christopher wants to “open a restaurant that has an all-day offering from brunch to dinner,” describing the proposed location as “quirky” and a “perfect brunch spot.”
Within the cover letter, he confirmed that he was also seeking permission to build the commercial kitchen in the extension.
Within the planning application form, he said: “This extension was built previously, which would make the perfect location for a commercial kitchen.
“I also feel that this already built extension is not part of the Grade II Listed building in which I would like to house my restaurant.
“I am looking for ‘Listed Building Consent’ so that I can make Unit 4, Market Place, a cafe/restaurant that will boast its character features which has been covered up to make it an office space right now.
“It is my plan to get Listed Building Consent, so that I can achieve planning and change of use for my project.”
Christopher added: “The proposal will be to obtain a music and restaurant alcohol licence and during service the site will serve alcohol only with food and only play recorded music at a set level by the local authorities.
“But I would also like to iterate that I feel that the extension has been later added to the Grade II Listed building and I would not be altering the external image of this building whatsoever.”
The application form went on to state that, should the plans be passed, the venue would be open from 9am to 9pm from Monday to Sunday (as well as bank holidays), apart from Saturdays when the restaurant would close at 10pm.
Staffordshire Moorlands District Council is set to decide upon the application.
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Amazing , just what Cheadle needs a new restaurant good luck and hope to see and visit when up and running .
Written by Miriam Birchall (Reborn Interiors), January 17, 2020 - -
Will be great for cheadle
Written by Denise Hurst, January 17, 2020 - -
Great news for Cheadle, it will bring more people into town, that potentially will support others local business. It will help to promote Cheadle as a destination town. Good luck in your application.
Written by Donna Tatton and Joe Emery, January 18, 2020 - -
This is definitely something that cheadle needs, and the fact that they plan on bringing life to an empty building is even better, I will certainly be visiting if this gets approved!
Written by Alistair, January 21, 2020 - -
Good luck with your application and I look forward to sampling your menu when your up and running
Written by taylorrebecca477@gmail.com, January 21, 2020 - -
Brilliant .. hope all gets passed and we can enjoy good food within the beauty of our historic town 🤞🤞
Written by Gemma, January 22, 2020 -
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