Proposed Aldi Store in Ivybridge Under Threat
Supporters of the proposed Aldi food store in Ivybridge are being urged to take immediate action as South Hams District Council planning officers have recommended refusal of the retailer’s planning application, despite overwhelming public backing.
The final decision will be made by the council’s planning committee on Thursday, 6 November, and campaigners say the voice of the community could make all the difference. Over 1,200 comments in support have already been submitted by local residents, as well as Ivybridge Town Council, highlighting the store’s potential to deliver significant community benefits.
- Deliver significant community benefits
"This is a critical moment," said Elliott Saunders, Real Estate Director for Aldi.
Aldi is now calling on residents to email their local councillors before the committee meeting to express their support.
Author's summary: Aldi store proposal faces refusal despite public support.
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