The vacant property was formerly occupied by Thomas Cook travel agents
A new Starbucks coffee shop could be the latest business to fill “one of many vacant units” in a Nottinghamshire town. Plans have been put forward for a new Starbucks in an empty unit of the Four Season Shopping Centre in Mansfield.
and could now be a new Starbucks. The coffee chain giant could set up a new branch as plans have been put forward to Mansfield District Council. The proposals involve new signage and internal works to create a new Starbucks coffee store. Shoppers in the town centre think it’s a ‘good idea’ for a Starbucks coffee to set up in the town.27-year-old Amy Miller, who works in retail said: “It could be nice to have a Starbucks in the town centre, who doesn’t love a coffee? I definitely think it’s a good idea.”
46-year-old Samantha Brooks said: “It would be well used, obviously there are a few empty units so I think it’s good that one would be filled. I think Starbucks is very popular anyway so I would think that many people would use it.” The plans include the removal of all existing commercial fit-out walls, doors, floor, and ceiling finishes, and the installation of all new walls doors, and ceiling flooring lighting.
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