Shipping container plan for Isle of Wight sushi cafe wins public backing

Summarised from IW County Press's report · Updated 4 Nov, 17:57 · Archive

An Isle of Wight shipping container proposal next to a sushi cafe received 18 representations in favour during public consultation, against four opposed.

A scheme to install a reclaimed shipping container next to The Bath House Isle of Wight sushi cafe in Cowes has attracted strong public support during a consultation period. Isle of Wight planners received 18 representations in favour of the proposal, against four opposed. The container is intended to provide additional space needed for the approved hospitality use to operate on a viable and sustainable basis, according to Leah Mew Architecture, which submitted the application on behalf of Amick Productions. The plan is backed by Mike Christie, a Cowes resident and organiser of the Wight Proms and Wight Games festivals. Supporters have argued that seaside towns need vital investment from entrepreneurs, and that the scheme would be beneficial to the local community and improve the area's appearance.

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• Wave of support for shipping container plan next to Isle of Wight sushi cafeIsle of Wight planners received 18 representations in favour of the proposal, compared to four against during a public consultation.IW County Press · 4 Nov, 15:01

In this story: Isle of Wight · Cowes · The Bath House Isle of Wight · Mike Christie · Leah Mew Architecture · Amick Productions

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