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Galliard started its consultation on the redevelopment of Leegate Shopping Centre this year Local groups have raised significant concerns about the height of buildings proposed in redevelopment plans for Leegate Shopping Centre.   Galliard Homes recently bought the run-down shopping centre, built in the 1960s and once voted the worst of its kind in the country. Its previous owners St Modwen failed to redevelop the site after a series of hurdles.   Plans from them in 2015, which included a large ASDA and getting rid of the public realm, were met with local opposition.   Desp...

(Courtesy image) While several Island restaurants won’t be open in time for Mother’s Day, there are a number that will serve, and some will provide meals to go for those still uncomfortable about eating on the premises. Ram’s Head Inn, under new ownership, will be serving both a brunch and dinner menu on Mother’s Day. Menus are still in the planning stage. Brunch will be available from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. with dinner service between 5 and 9 p.m. Sunday. Call 631-749-0811. Marie Eiffel Market will be offering appetizers, dinner and desserts, most of which can be o...

AS lockdown restrictions ease, our minds are turning to family days out and enjoying a well-earned break – but you don’t have to go far to have…

An application has been submitted by Eccentric Hospitality for a catering unit on Fisherton Street. The takeaway would be on the bridge opposite The King's Head Inn (JD Wetherspoon), on the left-hand side as you walk towards the city centre. The menu will offer a mix of cuisines, starting with New York breakfast, authentic Mexican fajita and nachos, chicken wings and dessert style crepes. See pictures of the menu offerings at the top of this article in our gallery It would be open Monday to Friday, from 8am to 1pm, and will "have the intention of table and chairs for outside consumpti...

Full list of 41 Brains and Marston's pubs in North Wales set to reopen on April 26 Customers will be allowed to eat and drink in outside spaces as coronavirus rules are further relaxed Sign up to FREE email alerts from NorthWalesLive - Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice It’s a day that has been highly anticipated by many - pubs across North Wales will begin opening outside spaces a...