A variety of major Nottingham plans came to light last week. Plans progressing in the week ending March 24 covered a wide range of proposals, with a number of these relating to historic buildings.
A Grade II-listed old bank that was last used as a clothes shop can now become a bar, while Nottingham City Council gave listed building consent for the conversion of the landmark British Waterways Building. Elsewhere, changes were approved at a Nottingham school.
A social housing scheme at a closed furniture warehouse was also given permission. Finally, an office building on land where Raleigh factories once stood can now be converted into student accommodation.
