Plans to convert a derelict former 19th Century coaching inn to offices have been rejected.
Council officers said the proposals for the old Grey Horse pub, in Wakefield, would “destroy the building’s historical interest.” The building, situated on Kirkgate at the southern entrance to the city centre, was built in 1836. It was described as an “ale house and saddlery” when the first licence was granted in the mid-nineteenth century. The pub also had historic links to Wakefield Kirkgate railway station, which was constructed around the same time.
” The statement adds: “We respectfully submit that the current building has no impact on the conservation area and detracts from the locality. The development will bring the building back into use and benefit the area along with removing the derelict structure.” The application was turned down after the council’s conservation officer rasied concerns. The officer said the proposed scheme would “destroy the building’s historic interest and significance” and would create “a high scale of harm.
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