Plan for conversion of Cleethorpes bank to eaterie sparks neighbour objections

                                                              

Concerns that change of use could bring problems 

PLANS to convert the former Barclays Bank in Cleethorpes to a takeaway and restaurant have sparked controversy.

Among objectors are a nearby resident who fears change of use  of the premises on High Street will generate  noise, odour and litter, plus  disturbance from arriving and departing customers, some of whom may be intoxicated.

Concern has also been expressed by the operator of the nearby Scratching Post bar who is worried about the prospect of vandalism such as "broken windows and body fluids" should the venture go ahead.

The applicant is Timothy Finbow who has given no clue about proposed hours of opening.

His proposal is currently under consideration by North East Lincolnshire Council planners.