A number of flats could be built above a Home Bargains store in Liverpool city centre.
A proposal has been lodged to Liverpool Council to convert the upper floors above the retailer's store on Bold Street into seven residential apartments. The plans, which will be discussed on Tuesday by the local authority’s planning committee, are recommended for approval.
The application, made by Home Bargains’ parent company TJ Morris, seeks to construct three one-bed apartments and four two-bed flats above the existing store near to Liverpool Central station.
