Neighbours have opposed the potential closure of a 'popular' under threat Nottinghamshire maze and cinema. Business B2B had hoped get formal planning permission to continue to host laser tag, archery, an outdoor cinema, an expansive maize maze, and bush craft events off Lime Lane in Arnold, where it has operated authorised since 2015.
But Gedling Borough Council's planning committee was advised to refuse permission for this to continue when it met on April 26 - with councillors instead choosing to delay the decision after a discussion. Gedling Borough Council said it has received “regular complaints” about the site relating to noise and anti social behaviour since July 2022, after attention was brought to the venue by two festivals.
But when Nottinghamshire Live visited homes close to the events site, neighbours explained they saw the facility as a positive and hoped it would stay. An 83-year-old woman said: "We've never had many problems with it, apart from one of the festivals which caused really bad parking issues.
