A PUB in Padgate is set for a major renovation.
Trust Inns has applied for planning permission from Warrington Borough Council for a range of refurbishments at the Stocks on Station Road.
The watering hole, which is currently vacant, would receive a timber canopy at its front entrance, a new roof infill and an additional entrance to the rear.
A new play area would be created outside while the beer garden would be extended, with plans also including a reconfiguration of the pub’s car park.
Planning documents state that the ‘very popular’ pub will receive a ‘fresh new look’ as part of the proposals.
The planning application adds: “The existing decoration is very dark and dull, and is in need of refurbishment as it has been neglected in recent years.
“The premises is owned by Trust Inns – and has been in their ownership for the past seven years – who wish to develop the property and progress the business with the intention of bringing a fresh approach both to the premises and management, to breathe new life into the property in order to give it a long-term future.”
A consultation on the plans runs until Thursday, August 30.
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