Sisk appointed to Kettering redevelopment
March 10 2010
Full planning permission has been granted for the £2.1m project which is due to complete in spring 2011 and will reintroduce a line of buildings that previously occupied the southern edge of the town square to provide a mix of apartments, restaurants and basement parking.
English Heritage has given the scheme their support, vital due to the proximity of a Grade 1 listed church.
2 Comments
#1 Posted by kenny fraser on 22 Apr 2010 at 14:57 PM
while a redevelopment can be viewed as an admiral undertaking to improve the more dilapidated areas in central kettering,it should not involve stringent penalties of a financial nature upon residents and working population of kettering. i refer of course to increased costs of inflated community charges and substantial increases in the already expensive parking fees.
#2 Posted by kenny fraser on 22 Apr 2010 at 15:04 PM
while a redevelopment can be viewed as an admirable undertaking to improve the more dilapidated areas in central kettering,it should not involve stringent penalties of a financial nature upon residents and working population of kettering. i refer of course to increased costs of inflated community charges and substantial increases in the already expensive parking fees.
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