Bakery chain Greggs has submitted plans to open a store to serve people working on a Telford industrial estate.
Unit 15 on Hortonwood Industrial Estate Photo: Google Maps
The shop would be open from 5am until 11pm seven days a week, which Greggs says would ‘meet local demand’. The bakery chain previously had plans to move into Hortonwood 7 approved, but the applicant says that site was not occupied due to reasons ‘outside of their control’. “This offer will enable local people and workers to obtain sustenance whilst in the local area or passing the site.”As part of its application, Greggs says that it is focussed on reducing waste and aims to donate as much unsold food to charity as possible.
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