Plans to build a new sports area behind a village hall look set to be thrown out – after Sports England objected.
Planning bosses at South Ribble Borough Council have recommended that councillors refuse permission for a single-storey ‘pavilion’ building, Multi-use Games Area and associated flood lighting, fencing and parking on land at the rear of Memorial Hall in Liverpool Old Road, Much Hoole. The area is phase two of a redevelopment plan, following the opening of a new village hall in 2021. Proposals were chosen after public consultation.
They also want a revised scale plan of the proposed development clearly showing the number and layout of the courts/pitches, car parking and the proposed pavilion building. They want details of the proposed artificial grass pitch, sporting lighting, and revised proposed floor plans of the pavilion building with due consideration to any potential privacy and safeguarding issues.
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