Crash fears as new homes planned for site of Sheffield’s iconic Kenwood Hall
www.thestar.co.uk - 2024-04-29T15:24:01.000Z

Sheffield City Council’s planning officers will have until June 11 to come back with a decision on an application for three new homes on Kenwood Road. A design and access statement uploaded on behalf of the applicant Venice Regal Sheffield Ltd onto the planning portal stated that the land is peripheral land at the Kenwood Hall Hotel site. It is occupied by car parking, a garage block with hard standing (20th century), a garden with greenhouses and other outbuildings. The adjacent land, the...

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