Normal Rob
Well-known member
they always do this!!!! How can you "discover" after the event that the store was 20% larger than planned!!!
nobody mention falmer and 50,000 seats.....
Tesco faces demolishing supermarket extension
By Richard Fletcher, Deputy City Editor
Last Updated: 12:31am BST 29/08/2007
Councillors in Bury St Edmunds have refused to grant Tesco retrospective approval for a store extension which was built without planning permission. The council could now force the leading supermarket chain to demolish the extension.
The embarrassing case is just the latest example of Tesco being forced to seek retrospective planning permission.
Tesco has been forced to seek retrospective permission for wind turbines on stores
Last year the supermarket chain was forced to seek backdated approval after it was discovered that its new store in Stockport was 20pc larger than planned and more recently the retailer has also been forced to seek retrospective permission for wind turbines on stores.
The decision by councillors at Edmundsbury Borough Council - against the advice of the council's own planning officers - has set the set the council up for a David and Goliath battle with the UK's largest supermarket chain. Council sources expect Tesco to appeal against the decision.
nobody mention falmer and 50,000 seats.....
Tesco faces demolishing supermarket extension
By Richard Fletcher, Deputy City Editor
Last Updated: 12:31am BST 29/08/2007
Councillors in Bury St Edmunds have refused to grant Tesco retrospective approval for a store extension which was built without planning permission. The council could now force the leading supermarket chain to demolish the extension.
The embarrassing case is just the latest example of Tesco being forced to seek retrospective planning permission.
Tesco has been forced to seek retrospective permission for wind turbines on stores
Last year the supermarket chain was forced to seek backdated approval after it was discovered that its new store in Stockport was 20pc larger than planned and more recently the retailer has also been forced to seek retrospective permission for wind turbines on stores.
The decision by councillors at Edmundsbury Borough Council - against the advice of the council's own planning officers - has set the set the council up for a David and Goliath battle with the UK's largest supermarket chain. Council sources expect Tesco to appeal against the decision.