Plans drawn up for new convenience store and off-licence in Farcet
A former takeaway in Farcet could become a convenience store and off-licence.
Along with plans to convert 28 Main Street into a community store, an application submitted to Huntingdonshire District Council last week included a request for a premises licence.
If approved, the store – which will operate under the ‘Farcet Local’ trading name – would be entitled to sell alcohol for off-the-premises consumption between 6am and 11pm, Monday to Sunday.
The application states that the new outlet will be “renovated and refitted newly” so that it will be “a local community store [that] will have all products and services.”
In addition, it describes the applicant as having “over 10 years' experience operating licensed premises.”
Any person wishing to have their say on the issue of this application must make their representation in writing via post to Huntingdonshire District Council at Pathfinder House in Huntingdon.
Online representation can also be made online via the council’s public register, or by emailing [email protected]. uk
All representations must be made by April 27.