Nando's plans major makeover for Trowbridge restaurant
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 23 Oct, 06:08 · Archive
Nando's is planning a comprehensive refurbishment of its Trowbridge restaurant in Wiltshire.
Nando's Chickenland Ltd has submitted plans to Wiltshire Council for a significant refurbishment of its restaurant at St Stephen's Place in Trowbridge, opposite the Odeon cinema. The transformation extends well beyond cosmetic changes to the signage.
The most visible change will be a new illuminated sign featuring Nando's distinctive Barci cockerel emblem, designed in red Perspex and aluminium with black rear and sides, replacing the existing sign. The revamp of the glazed frontage and outside dining area will include new timber planters, patterned steel barriers, an external timber bench, loose furniture and festoon lighting across the covered outdoor dining area. An olive tree is also proposed for the space, while new pendant lights and decorative finishes are planned for the frontage.
The plans also show the adaptation of existing glazing and a mullion to create a new delivery hatch with a folding shelf, reflecting the restaurant's delivery operations.
How it is being reported
- Plans revealed to transform town centre Nando'sChicken restaurant Nando’s is planning a new look for a Wiltshire restaurant.Wiltshire Times · 23 Oct, 05:00
- Plans revealed to transform town centre Nando'sChicken restaurant Nando’s is planning a new look for a Wiltshire restaurant.Gazette & Herald · 23 Oct, 05:00
In this story: Nando's Chickenland Ltd · Wiltshire Council · Trowbridge · St Stephen's Place · Odeon
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