Plans to convert Salisbury’s New Look store into flats

Sunday, 21 July 2024 09:30

By David Harber

Salisbury City Council are due to hear plans to convert the New Look store on the High Street in to flats.

A development company has announced its interest in the site and a presentation on their plans are due to be hears at the council’s Planning and Development committee meeting tomorrow evening (22nd July 2024).

Dalmore Land want to turn New Look into 52 dwellings which will be a mixture of apartments and houses.

A planning application has not yet been submitted.

Members of the public are welcome to attend the meeting which starts at 6.30pm at the Guildhall.

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