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HOMES could be built on the former Debenhams store in the Royals Shopping Centre as a new owner is set to take over the site. The centre is being sold by Savills and the firm’s bosses say the store, which closed on Friday, would make a perfect spot for a restaurant and new flats with sea views. Business bosses have given a mixed reaction to the potential of homes replacing the former department store. Toby Ogilvie Smals, 43, director in the investment team at Savills, said: “The sale is quite close and the buyer is a shopping centre operator who is looking to invest and add value to the centre.
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All day dining - the proposed Seaway leisure complex Developers behind a £50million leisure scheme want to deliver all day al fresco dining, according to the latest plans. Turnstone Estates has applied to extend the times it can allow people to use outside seating areas in the proposed Seaway leisure complex by serving from 8am instead of 12noon. The complex, to be built on the Seaway car park in Lucy Road, off Southend seafront, will include a number of cafes and restaurants as well as a multi-screen cinema. The developer believes the opportunity to serve food outside from earlier in the day will attract more businesses.