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Erection of 120 bedroom hotel, entrance and accommodation for the Worcestershire County Cricket Club, commercial uses, together with car parking and access.

Worcestershire County Cricket Ground, New Road, WR2 4QQ

WITHDRAWNReference: P08C0702Worcester City Council

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  4. Decision Date

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Application summary

Status
WITHDRAWN
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
23 Dec 2008
Validated
23 Dec 2008
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Worcester City Council

Application overview

Erection of 120 bedroom hotel, entrance and accommodation for the Worcestershire County Cricket Club, commercial uses, together with car parking and access.

Proposal details

Reference
P08C0702
Ward
Bedwardine Ward pre 01/05/2024
Parish
Worcester City
Agent
Lett & Sweetland

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Application location

Worcestershire County Cricket Ground, New Road, WR2 4QQ

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Documents 28 of 28

DocumentPublishedAction
app docs.pdf01.Application Form24 Nov 2010View
waste management policy02. Supporting Information24 Nov 2010View
sustainability statement.pdf02. Supporting Information24 Nov 2010View
planning statement.pdf02. Supporting Information24 Nov 2010View
green business plan02. Supporting Information24 Nov 2010View
environment report02. Supporting Information24 Nov 2010View
des acc state.pdf02. Supporting Information24 Nov 2010View
Phase 1 works & photographs03. Photo24 Nov 2010View
materials & precedent photographs06. Proposed Plan24 Nov 2010View
View from bridge06. Proposed Plan24 Nov 2010View
Sketch views06. Proposed Plan24 Nov 2010View
Historical and context photographs06. Proposed Plan24 Nov 2010View
North elevation06. Proposed Plan24 Nov 2010View
3D views06. Proposed Plan24 Nov 2010View
Proposed westelevations24 Nov 2010View
Proposed southelevations24 Nov 2010View
Proposed northelevations24 Nov 2010View
Proposed eastelevations24 Nov 2010View
loc plan.pdfLocation Plan24 Nov 2010View
Proposed context level 2proposed floor plan24 Nov 2010View
Proposed level 2proposed floor plan24 Nov 2010View
Proposed context level 1proposed floor plan24 Nov 2010View
Proposed level 1proposed floor plan24 Nov 2010View
ExistingSite Plan24 Nov 2010View
P08C0702-COMREP.pdf10.Committee Documents22 Apr 2013View
Proposed hotel developmentOther Documents24 Nov 2010View
Levels 3 to 6Other Documents24 Nov 2010View
Existing demolition planOther Documents24 Nov 2010View

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