Why it matters
Improving Cheltenham
We think a town centre does well when its venues are busy, its buildings are cared for and people have reasons to spend time there.
Hospitality jobs
Restaurants, bars and hotels give people in the town work in kitchens, behind the bar and front of house. The venue at 129–133 Promenade supports well over 100 jobs.
Investment in the town
Money spent on a venue is money spent in Cheltenham. [PLACEHOLDER: what has been invested at 129–133 Promenade, and when]
Historic buildings in use
129, 131 and 133 Promenade are Regency villas built in the early 1830s, and all three are Grade II* listed. Old buildings are looked after best when they are busy and earning their keep.
A lively Promenade
Places to sit outside bring people onto the Promenade through the day and into the evening, which is good for the shops and venues around them.
The venue today
Photographs used with the owner’s permission.
Application 26/01504/CONDIT
How to comment
Planning application 26/01504/CONDIT has been made to Cheltenham Borough Council by The Lucky Onion LLP. It asks to vary conditions on planning permission 24/01763/FUL for the pergola structures at 129–133 Promenade, Cheltenham. Some of the work has already been carried out. The council is inviting comments from the public. [PLACEHOLDER: closing date for comments]
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Tap Email your comment. Your email app opens a message to the council’s planning team with the reference 26/01504/CONDIT already in the subject line.
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Type your full name and address, then say what you think of the application in your own words.
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Please only say what you genuinely think. Comments should be in your own words.
If it helps to get started, you could think about:
- What do you like about the venue?
- How do you use the Promenade?
- What difference does the terrace make to the town centre?
- Is there anything you would change?
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