The site of a popular leisure centre which has been reduced to rubble could be transformed as part of a town's bid to battle climate change.
Last month, the ECHO reported Ellesmere Port was one of only two areas in the UK to be shortlisted to become the 'UK's first hydrogen village '. This means up to 2,000 homes in the Whitby area would stop using natural gas for heating and cooking and replace it with hydrogen.
The proposal has been submitted by gas distribution network Cadent and British Gas, and supported by Cheshire West and Chester Council, with the winning location to be supplied with hydrogen in 2025. And now a planning application has been put forward to construct a 'Hydrogen Experience Centre' on the vacant land once home to the EPIC leisure centre.