Application for takeaway pizza outlet
PAPA John’s has unveiled plans to open a new takeaway store in Derby.
Documents submitted to Derby City Council show the pizza takeaway firm wants to open a new outlet in Nottingham Road, Chaddesden.
If approved, the new takeaway could create up to 20 jobs and would open at the former William Hill bookmakers, shop which closed last year.
Currently Papa John’s has two takeaway outlets in Derby – one in Osmaston Road and the other at the Park Farm Shopping Centre in Allestree. Worldwide, it has 4,000 outlets in 36 countries.
Planning permission for the Chaddesden shop is sought from 11am to 11pm Sunday to Thursday and bank holidays and from 11am to 1am on Fridays and Saturdays.
A planning statement from Sanderson Weatherall, on behalf of Papa John’s, said: “The information provided with this application demonstrates that the proposed change of use complies fully with the Development Plan.
“It also demonstrates that there are no material considerations that indicate planning permission should be refused. It is therefore respectfully suggested that full planning permission should be granted for the proposed development.” more than 60 years and know that you’re never going to see them again.
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