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Lidl seeks planning permission for new store in Linwood, Paisley

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What happened

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Lidl has submitted a request to Renfrewshire Council for planning permission to open a new discount food store in Linwood Road, Paisley. The proposed location is the site of the former St James Business Centre, which was demolished last year. A planning statement prepared by Rapleys LLP stated that the proposal would create 40 new jobs if the application is approved.

From heraldscotland.com

Why it matters

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The proposal aims to provide a modern discount food store for residents in the locality, which the planning statement claims would improve customer choice and enhance the shopping experience. The proposal also indicated that a retail impact assessment was conducted for the site.

From heraldscotland.com

Who's involved

  • LidlSeeking planning permission to open a new discount food store.
  • Renfrewshire CouncilThe local authority reviewing the planning application.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • LinwoodSpeculative

    The local economy of Linwood might see increased investment and job creation if the application is approved.

  • PaisleySpeculative

    Paisley could experience a boost in economic profile due to new retail investment and job creation.

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