The owners of the site of a former village pub are asking for more time so that they can build houses there.
A planning application has been lodged with Powys County Council by Milton Keynes-based Eaglescourt Development Ltd.
A proposal for three three-bedroomed houses and a ground and first floor extension to the pub was granted approval by the council’s planning committee in February 2019. Eaglescourt Developments said that they had marketed the building for sale for more time than required. The applicants are asking for the condition to be removed because: “Unforeseen circumstances have prevented progress on this development to date.”
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