Hastings planning round-up: Proposals for new sports bar in Hastings among latest applications submitted
Plans to convert part of the former Debenhams building in Hastings town centre into a sports bar are among the latest planning applications received by council planners.
The application seeks to transform part of the first floor at 1-3 Robertson Street, which used to house Owens, from an amusement arcade into a sports bar.
The plans outline facilities for indoor sporting activities including pool, darts and snooker, alongside the introduction of alcohol licensing and food services.
The application number is HS/FA/26/00005.
Application HS/AA/26/00156 has been submitted for updated signage at the McDonald’s restaurant in Wellington Place.
The scheme includes the installation of new internally illuminated branding, featuring the well-known logo and accompanying lettering, while retaining the existing projecting sign.
Application HS/FA/26/00175 proposes a single-storey side and rear extension at 55 Magdalen Road, St Leonards, including internal alterations and changes to rear-facing windows.
Application HS/FA/26/00147 outlines plans for a rear single-storey extension at 26 Vicarage Road, Hastings, alongside roof modifications and the installation of a new roof light.
At 91 Barley Lane, Hastings, application HS/FA/26/00055 details a proposed side and rear extension incorporating the existing garage space, with new pitched roofing and structural changes to align with the extension design.
HS/PR/26/00171, which seeks a lawful development certificate for works at 15 Charles Road West, St Leonards.
The plans involve replacing an existing rear extension with a new brick-built structure to accommodate a utility area, cycle storage, and relocated boiler facilities. HS/FA/26/00170 proposes converting parts of the first and second floors at 2 London Road, St Leonards, from residential accommodation into a non-residential institutional use under Class F1.
Application HS/FA/25/00744 for 13 Battle Crescent, St Leonards, proposes a single-storey side extension with a front porch, as well as a loft conversion featuring a rear dormer, hip-to-gable roof extension, and a new first-floor side window.
Members of the public may view the full details of applications to Hastings Borough Council and submit comments via the council's planning portal at www.hastings.gov.uk/planning by searching under the reference number or by visiting the council offices during normal opening hours.
Comments must be received within the statutory consultation period.
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