A planning application was recently lodged for a change of use at 49-53 High Street, Wednesfield. The applicant (Mr H.S. Gill) has requested a change of use of the ground floor from retail (Use Class A1) to a dental surgery (Use Class D1). View the full application here.
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The Express & Star reports on how Wednesfield based fencing firm Zaun has won a lucrative contract for the 2012 Olympic Games, whilst the Birmingham Post reports on how China’s Hangzhou Donghua Chain Group (one of the largest chain manufacturers in the world) has chosen to base it’s new UK headquarters in an 8,295 sq […]
The new Just For Pets store at Bentley Bridge Retail Park is due to open on Thursday 25th March according to the Express and Star. If you’re interested job vacancies, we suggest visiting the careers page on the Just For Pets website.
Two of Wednesfield’s most popular watering holes have recently been reviewed by the PubBlog. Both the The Vine Inn and The Pyle Cock have a lot of history and remain ‘traditional’ style pubs despite it being 2010… But what we want to know is which of Wednesfield’s pubs is your favourite? Vote in our poll […]
Essington IVF couple’s baby joy this Christmas Birmingham Mail – 1st January 2010 Sauce will curry favour with Jan Birmingham Mail – 4th January 2010 Man held after chase Express & Star – 5th January 2010 Jobs axed at Cardboard factory Express & Star – 7th January 2010 Speeder caught 13 times at same spot […]
As recently reported in the E&S, a new Pan Asian restaurant is set to open in Wednesfield later this year. Restaurant chain Cosmo which owns 10 branches across the UK plans to open a new restaurant at Bentley Bridge retail park which will serve food from China, Japan, Thailand, Malaysia, Korea, Singapore, Mongolia, India and Vietnam […]
Down the at the “bottom shops” (anyone local to Ashmore Park will know what that means for everyone else it’s the larger of Ashmore Park’s shopping precincts) is a craft store. When I was little I always knew it as “the wool shop” as that was where my Nan used to get her knitting supplies […]