Application withdrawn for Wigan township eatery
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There has been no explanation as to why the plan to convert a Standish home into an up-market restaurant has been shelved.
The intention was to transform and expand the premises, at 14 Cross Street so that it could host 30 diners.
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Applicant Joe Hodgson had stated that it would provide the village with a space for “high-class dining” that would operate 11am to 11pm from Wednesday to Sunday.
Approval of the plans would have made it the latest restaurant in the area, following Copper Vines opening last year.
The pub promised to have a warm and cosy feel to it, but also contain twists that had been picked up from travels around the world to add a trendy vibe to what is already a vibrant village.