High Street sites appear in parking bid, award nomination and retail signing
Recent planning and business notices show High Street addresses or high street settings in five separate developments, from Banwell to Gloucester Quays.
Recent planning and business notices show 'High Street' sites appearing across a range of separate developments. North Somerset Council's planning weekly list includes a proposal for raised off-road parking off High Street in Banwell, at 24 Queens Road [1]. The Planning Inspectorate has published details of a Section 62A application covering Maple House, Nos 8-16 (even) and 30-32 High Street and nos 1-7 Princes Parade, Potters Bar, including documents and key dates for representations [2][3]. Cotswold Journal reported that Badsey Butchers, based on Badsey High Street, has been nominated for Butchers of the Year 2026 in the West Midlands at the My Local Awards [4]. The Business Desk South West reported that Hollister has signed for an 8,000 sq ft unit on High Orchard Street at Gloucester Quays, making its South West outlet debut [6].
Sources
- North Somerset Council planning weekly list: Proposed creation of raised off-road parking off High Street.
- Planning Inspectorate: Section 62A Planning Application: S62A/2026/0159/ Maple House, Nos 8-16 (even) & 30-32 High Street and nos 1-7 Princes Parade, Potters Bar, EN6 5BA
- Planning Inspectorate: Section 62A Planning Application: S62A/2026/0159/ Maple House, Nos 8-16 (even) & 30-32 High Street and nos 1-7 Princes Parade, Potters Bar, EN6 5BA
- Cotswold Journal: Family-run village butchers shop could be best in UK
- Wiltshire Times: National chain's town centre cafe slapped with 'disappointing' hygiene rating
- The Business Desk South West: Hollister makes South West outlet debut at Gloucester Quays
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