Plans lodged for 70 Banbury homes and seven extra Whatley Hall Hotel bedrooms

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Plans lodged for 70 Banbury homes and seven extra Whatley Hall Hotel bedrooms

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Cherwell District Council has received a reserved matters application concerning a proposed housing development in Banbury.

The scheme concerns 70 homes and seeks approval of their appearance, landscaping, layout and scale.

The land lies north-east of Oxford Road, with the Oxford Canal to the west and Bankside to the east.

The application also seeks the discharge of several conditions connected with the earlier outline planning permission.

An expansion is also planned at the Whatley Hall Hotel in Banbury.

The proposal would turn meeting and storage spaces into seven further bedrooms.

Both internal changes and external alterations to the building on Horse Fair are included in the plans submitted to the council.

BT has lodged two separate applications linked to a proposed Street Hub on Ruscote Avenue in Banbury.

The unit would be positioned on the verge beside the local McDonald’s.

Alongside the hub, the applications cover advertising panels installed on each side of the structure.

Another submission seeks consent for a digital advertising display outside Unit 1 at Ruscote Arcade.

The proposed installation is a freestanding, double-sided totem with internal illumination.

It would be known as a D6 totem and placed on the pedestrian forecourt serving the shopping area.

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