KIDDERMINSTER residents and business owners attended a public exhibition of plans for the former Magistrates Court in Kidderminster last Thursday (9 September) despite the torrential rain.
Council officers and architects Burrell Foley Fischer were on hand at Coronation Gardens for informal discussions and to discuss the proposed plans.
Architects Burrell Foley Fischer, working in consultation with NWedR on behalf of Wyre Forest District Council have submitted the planning application which will transform the former Magistrates Court building in Worcester Street.
Cllr Helen Dyke, leader of Wyre Forest District Council said “Thank you to those who managed to visit the exhibition despite the great British weather! We will run another exhibition soon so that those who were unable to attend can have a chance to see the plans.
"We know local people are very passionate about this project, so we were interested to hear direct feedback.
"As with any transformation, there are mixed views on specific design elements, but it is reassuring to hear that the principle of preserving the building for future generations is supported.
"The internal spaces are designed to be flexible, and our vision is that they can support the creativity of our residents and businesses in an affordable way.”
It is anticipated that the application will be considered by the planning committee by the end of the year.
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