£40m plan to revamp Preston Fishergate centre withdrawn
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The redundant T J Hughes store was set to be replaced with shop units
Plans for a £40m refurbishment of a shopping centre have been withdrawn, Preston City Council has confirmed.
The proposals for the Fishergate Centre had included a three-storey extension, as well as a cinema and restaurant complex.
The redundant TJ Hughes store was set to be replaced with retail units.
The project had been intended to be on the agenda at a meeting on Thursday, where it had been recommended for refusal by planning officers.
- Published10 September 2015
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