Wednesday, November 27, 2024

Plans to redevelop Knottingley social club move forward

Plans to redevelop the site of the Kellingley Sports and Social Club have taken a step forward.

A planning application has now been submitted for the demolition of the Kellingley Social Club and Sports Pavilion. A new sports pavilion will be constructed in its place for community activities and a social club.

Cllr Michael Graham, Cabinet Member for Regeneration and Economic Growth, said: “The people of Knottingley have waited too long for work to progress on this site and it’s time to deliver.

“Various proposals have been put forward for its future. I hope that this latest news provides reassurance to the local community that work is continuing to transform the area.

“We remain committed to investing in Knottingley and delivering on our promise to provide improved facilities that everyone can enjoy.”

The first phase of the £6.345m project requires the Council to submit a planning request to demolish the existing buildings and construct a new sports pavilion. Providing a bar and function room, new changing facilities and enhanced spectator provision alongside a new car park and landscaping.

Avison Young (UK) Ltd. was instructed by Wakefield Council to prepare and submit a full planning application for the demolition of the Kellingley Social Club and Sports Pavilion in Knottingley. A decision is expected to be made by February 2025.

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