The proposals would have seen The Highgate in Whitchurch extended and refurbished.
The proposals would have seen The Highgate in Whitchurch extended and refurbished to provide 11 en-suite bedrooms and a dining hall, with the addition of a community hall building.
The building is now empty after the company relocated, and has been bought by the Philippines-based church Free Believers in Jesus Christ.In a statement submitted with the planning application, the charity said it was “keen to open its doors to the local community for use by local societies, clubs, social events and gatherings”.
“The submitted information currently appears to focus on potential traffic movements over a period of time, when a community facility hired out to a third party that hosts a party, for instance, could potentially generate a peak flow and parking demand to accommodate those guests.” The planning officers’ report concludes: “The proposed hotel would lend to the economic dimension of sustainability by generating additional income locally, through the increased spending of visitors on goods, services, businesses, and attractions in the area, and providing new employment opportunities.
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