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Raglan plans approved
00:00 11 Aug 1994
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Plans by Raglan Properties for a œ40 million shopping centre
in Banbury, Oxfordshire have been granted planning permission by
Cherwell District Council. Raglan anticipates work starting late in
1995.
The site adjoins the existing Castle shopping centre in the town centre and will comprise 23,000m2 of gross space. This will include 11,680m2 reserved for a major department store and two other large stores. A further 11,310m2 will be divided into 30 or 40 smaller shop units.
Other features include: parking for 1,500 cars (including 600 new spaces), restaurants, cafes and shops fronting the canal and restored, historic dry dock; a 10 bay bus station and an extension to the existing Marks and Spencer store. Architects are Lyons, Sleeman, Hoare.
The site adjoins the existing Castle shopping centre in the town centre and will comprise 23,000m2 of gross space. This will include 11,680m2 reserved for a major department store and two other large stores. A further 11,310m2 will be divided into 30 or 40 smaller shop units.
Other features include: parking for 1,500 cars (including 600 new spaces), restaurants, cafes and shops fronting the canal and restored, historic dry dock; a 10 bay bus station and an extension to the existing Marks and Spencer store. Architects are Lyons, Sleeman, Hoare.
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