The pub’s current car park has space for eight to 10 vehicles, and a transport assessment submitted by the applicants said there would be no more than 10 visitors to the centre at a time.
Source/Credit: Burton Mail
By Helen Kreft | July 24, 2017
Controversial plans to turn a once-popular music venue into a mosque and community centre have been axed over insufficient car parking, it has been revealed.
The Burton branch of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Association UK hoped to hold meetings, prayers, and religious ceremonies at the former Wetmore Whistle, in Wetmore Road, Burton, which has been closed for more than two years.
However, it has been revealed the application submitted to East Staffordshire Borough Council has been withdrawn by the applicants before a decision was made.
A lack of parking for the amount of people predicted to attend the mosque and community centre was confirmed as the reason for the withdrawal, and that the council would be minded to reject the proposal.
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