Marks and Spencer, LondonMetric Retail, p via planning documents

The decision will allow the retailer to relocate from its spot in Cleveleys town centre. Credit: via planning documents

M&S Foodhall in Thornton-Cleveleys green-lit

LondonMetric Retail has received permission from Wyre Council to construct a 21,500 sq ft retail unit on 2.2 acres off Norcross Lane.

Marks and Spencer would relocate from an existing store on Victoria Road West in Cleveleys Town Centre, the lease for which expires in 2026.

The sales area of the RGP Architects-designed store would cover 16,000 sq ft.

Proposed features of the single-storey shop include a 360-degree walk-around cheese barge, as well as an indoor plant sales area.

Parking would be provided for 145 cars, with reserved EV, disabled, and parent-child spaces.

A planning statement from Savills suggests the scheme could create 50 jobs.

The project team includes HW & Co, Bowland Tree Consultancy, GroundTech, Tetra Tech, Exigo, I&L Consulting, Insignis, Sharps Redmore, and ERAP.

To view the application, use the planning reference number 25/00011/FULMAJ on Wyre Council’s planning portal.

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