A PLYMOUTH Argyle supporters group has been given permission for a temporary hospitality marquee on land at Home Park football ground.
The Green Taverners (GTS) sought consent from Plymouth City Council to put a 35x15m structure to the south of the Mayflower Grandstand for three years.
The council's planning committee voted in favour giving the GTs six months from the date of opening to submit a management plan for the facility. Councillors agreed a travel plan and showers for staff, recommended by officers, was not needed.
The application, which includes portacabin toilets, was expected to be decided by officers through delegated powers but was called to committee by ward member Cllr Kate Taylor (Lab, Ham) because of one resident's concerns over noise, loss of public amenity, impact on visual amenity as well as parking pressures. There was a total of 114 letters in support of the marquee plan.
This story is from the November 23, 2024 edition of The Herald.
Start your 7-day Magzter GOLD free trial to access thousands of curated premium stories, and 9,000+ magazines and newspapers.
Already a subscriber ? Sign In
This story is from the November 23, 2024 edition of The Herald.
Start your 7-day Magzter GOLD free trial to access thousands of curated premium stories, and 9,000+ magazines and newspapers.
Already a subscriber? Sign In
Back to the future
NEW ACADEMY COMPLEX IS NAMED AFTER JOHN FOULSTON
'When you follow the Argyle for years, we lose more than we win, but I still enjoy it'
PLYMOUTH Argyle have yet to win away in the Championship after eight games this season.
'Far too many' buildings unsafe
A HOUSING minister has warned \"far too many\" buildings remain unsafe, with work to remove dangerous cladding yet to begin at almost 50% of monitored properties.
'We will never forget you'
THE family of Harshita Brella say they will \"never forget you till our last breath\" in a tribute released to the 24-year-old.
Hostel duo held over suspected 'poisonings'
POLICE in Laos have detained the manager and owner of a hostel in connection with the death of six people from suspected methanol poisoning, including a British lawyer.
British Airways 'sorry' as mum's meds put in hold
AIRLINE APOLOGY FOR 'EXTREME STRESS'
Green light in bid for club marquee
GREEN TAVERNERS GROUP PLAN APPROVED
Appeal for festive gifts for Ukrainian children
SIMPLY WRAP SMALL ITEMS IN A SHOEBOX FOR DELIVERY
'Tell us the truth' says nuclear test veteran's son
CALL FOR LABOUR TO DELIVER ON PLEDGE
Residents in crackdown on anti-social behaviour
'DRUG TAKING AND ALCOHOL ABUSE ON THE STREETS IN BROAD DAYLIGHT'
