Public Notice Portal - Brought to you by Britain's Local News Media
Planning

Try our AI Explainer

This notice is long. Get a simplified view of the most important information, including key dates and locations is seconds.

Eastgate Street - Planning Applications

GL1Published 03/09/26
Gloucestershire Echo • 

What is planned?

GLOUCESTER CITY COUNCIL

The below planning applications can be viewed online at www.gloucester.gov.uk/search-planning-applications. Comments can be made online and should be received within 21 days from the date of this notice 03.09.2026.

26/00654/FUL East Gate Centre Eastgate Street Full planning application for the proposed change of use to sui generis and internal reconfiguration of part of the ground floor of Eastgate Shopping Centre to facilitate the relocation of Gloucester Market and the creation of a food hall, together with associated external alterations including new pedestrian access points, replacement glazing, refurbishment of the Pavilion to a sui generis use, public realm and landscaping works, alterations to Addisons Folly, and associated infrastructure, access, servicing and ancillary works

26/00655/LBC East Gate Centre Eastgate Street Listed building consent in association with 26/00654/FUL for the proposed change of use to sui generis and internal reconfiguration of part of the ground floor of Eastgate Shopping Centre to facilitate the relocation of Gloucester Market and the creation of a food hall, together with associated external alterations including new pedestrian access points, replacement glazing, refurbishment of the Pavilion to a sui generis use, public realm and landscaping works, alterations to Addisons Folly, and associated infrastructure, access, servicing and ancillary works)
26/00773/LBC 55 Westgate Street Alteration to shop signage.

Need to publish a public notice?

If you need to publish a public notice, please contact Gloucestershire Echo directly at:

publicnoticesteam@reachplc.com

01227 907972

About Us

The Public Notice Portal is owned and operated by the News Media Association, the voice of UK national, regional, and local newspapers in all their print and digital forms. NMA members include nearly 900 local and regional news titles which reach 42 million people across the length and breadth of the country each month.

Public Notice PortalNews Media Association