Falkirk superstore plans to expand two premises into one

Asda has been given the green light to expand a shop in its Newmarket Street centre into a neighbouring vacant premises.
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The firm’s change of use application to alter the former charity store at 10 Newmarket Centre, Falkirk from a shop to a food and drink cafe was granted by Falkirk Council under delegated powers on June 3.

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Asda is gong to be expanding its Newmarket Street store into a neighbouring vacant premisesAsda is gong to be expanding its Newmarket Street store into a neighbouring vacant premises
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The planning application stated: “It will allow it to merge with the adjoining unit – this unit is vacant and has been for an extended period of time.”

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