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A Ladbrokes for Castle Street?

A Ladbrokes for Castle Street?

It’s not over yet. Despite plans for a Ladbrokes on the corner of Water Street and Castle Street (in the premises vacated by Starbucks, which was odd in itself. Why would Starbucks vacate such a good coffee spot?) being refused by the Council’s planning department, the bookies have appealed again: for a third time. When [...]


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