Plans for flats on site of St Helier pub submitted

As well as one- and two-bedroom flats, the development would have three units for short-term accommodation

A former Jersey pub could be turned into flats, if a new planning application is approved.

The four-storey development, on the site of the Town House Pub, in St Helier, would have 15 one- and two-bedroom apartments.

The building, on the corner of New Street and Craig Street, would also have three flats designed for short-term accommodation.

The pub's former facade would be retained, while storage for motorbikes, bikes and bins would be added, according to plans submitted to Jersey's planning department.