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Retailing giant Amazon under fire over rabbit picture
City centre pet shop to close after nearly 70 years
New pet exhibition goes ahead at change of venue
Pet industry reacts to the Brexit vote
Euro partners reassure Beco it's 'business as usual'
BVA statement on the outcome of the EU Referendum
PetQuip will work hard to support its exporting members
Retailers challenged by Chuckit! at Pedigree Trade Show
DogStar takes grooming to a new level
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Plans submitted for pet shop to be turned into flats
Llandudno pet store saves abandoned guinea pigs
Nematodes will help protect dogs from lungworm disease
New dog fouling kit launched
PetSafe launches annual hydration campaign
Skinner’s launches Puppy and Junior products
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Plans submitted for pet shop to be turned into flats
 
Plans have been submitted for permission to convert a Northamptonshire pet shop into flats.

The application is for the proposed conversion of the ground floor commercial space into six flats at 216, Wellingborough Road, Rushden, which is the home of Pettifers Pet Shop.

The proposals are for five one-bedroom flats within the ground floor and a studio flat within the existing outbuilding.

If given the go-ahead, it is proposed that the units would be self-contained and the existing site and building access points would be retained along with the car parking area.

Documents submitted as part of the planning application state: “The proposal is to develop the existing ground floor, while making best use of the existing access points and existing window fenestration.

“It is proposed that each unit will have its own entrance door, which leads into habitable space.

“All units except one would have access via the car park area, one unit would use the existing access from Wellingborough Road.

“Each unit would have kitchen and bathroom, and most would have a separate bedroom, and all have living space."
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