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Nottingham Post
Nottingham Post
World
Caroline Barry

Sneinton businesses face worry over plans to demolish buildings for student flats

Businesses located on Gedling Street are facing further uncertainty after it was announced that the buildings may be knocked down to accommodate the creation of new student flats. There are three businesses based on the busy street including One BC Clothing, GB Cafe and Murat's Food Centre.

Many believe the businesses are a huge part of Sneinton market adding to the creative atmosphere of the area. Under the plans to extend the iQ Exchange building, fronting Lower Parliament Street, extensions on Gedling Street and Boston Street will be demolished and replaced to create refurbished retail and commercial space - and more student accommodation.

The owners were told two years ago about the plans for the extension but they are frustrated there has been little or no contact with landlords. They say it is hard to make plans while awaiting the decision on what will happen to the area. Some such as Murat Supermarket are opening a second location on the other side of the market with new premises and a new look.

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