Erection of a three storey link extension, fourth floor roof extension and balconies to the former sorting office, single storey and three storey rear extensions to the former Post Office and internal and external alterations to both buildings, following the demolition of the existing fourth floor roof extension to the former sorting office and demolition of various internal walls and structures to the courtyard and roof and use as altered as a hotel with 148 bedrooms with ancillary facilities, associated car parking and access from Edward Street and servicing access from Queen Vera's Road.
(FORMER) POST OFFICE, 26-30 ABINGDON STREET, BLACKPOOL, FY1 1AA
DecidedReference: 21/0587Blackpool Borough Council
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Erection of a three storey link extension, fourth floor roof extension and balconies to the former sorting office, single storey and three storey rear extensions to the former Post Office and internal and external alterations to both buildings, following the demolition of the existing fourth floor roof extension to the former sorting office and demolition of various internal walls and structures to the courtyard and roof and use as altered as a hotel with 148 bedrooms with ancillary facilities, associated car parking and access from Edward Street and servicing access from Queen Vera's Road.
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Reference
21/0587
Ward
Talbot
Agent
Franklin Ellis
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