Objections fail to sway planners from giving go-ahead for Derbyshire village pub to become residential accommodation

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Controversial plans to change an unviable pub in a Derbyshire village into residential accommodation have won the go-ahead.

The New Inn, on the corner of Bamford Street and Main Street, Newton, is to be altered from a public house into one dwelling house.

Under the proposal, the ground floor public bar will be converted into residential accommodation as the first floor, where there are six bedrooms, already serves that purpose. A gymnasium, sauna and games room are included in the scheme of works.

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