No planning permission for Spalding shop’s alterations work

A Spalding shop has made alterations to its premises without planning permission.

The town’s newest Eastern European store – International Food (formerly The Station Gates pub) in Winsover Road – was given permission by South Holland District Council to temporarily remove a wall to allow access for large freezers.

Now there is a new door and window where the wall once was.

Business owner Zagros Abdullah submitted a planning application for the alterations on July 14. Comments on the application can be made until Friday (Aug 7).

A council spokesman said: “The works are the subject of a current planning application H16-0637-15, unfortunately they have undertaken the works before the application has been determined.

“A decision will be taken in due course, however the consultation period for comments does not expire until 7 August.”

more >

Mayor of Lincolnshire rules out implementing ‘tourist tax’

10 Sep 2026

Village church vandalised for a second time

10 Sep 2026

Woman denies involvement in alleged conspiracy to assault ex which led to her partner’s drowning

10 Sep 2026

Killer of Spalding mum detained in secure hospital

10 Sep 2026

Plan for new Spalding parish/town council still on table

9 Sep 2026

Call for river clean up as taxi remains stuck

9 Sep 2026