A landlady at the centre of a conservation row after building a stage in her historic Lancaster pub hopes a compromise can be found to keep live music alive. Claire Tomlinson runs the Grade II-listed John O'Gaunt pub on Market Street, and faces planning enforcement action over an unauthorised stage near its entrance and a stained glass window. She believes the stage is essential for live music , business and tourism. Despite this, heritage officers are recommending the stage should be removed.
Claire has submitted a retrospective planning application, seeking listed building consent to keep the unauthorised stage. But conservation officers believe the stage harms the appearance of the pub’s interior and bow window, and stage activities also risk damaging the window. READ MORE: Claire, 38, is a former pupil of Our Lady's High School in Lancaster. She began working in hospitality, kitchens and cooking, aged 15 and later moved into bar work. Her current planning application is supported by over 200 letters sent to the city council and over 1,000 people have signed a petitio
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Landlady Conservation Row Lancaster Pub Stage Live Music Planning Enforcement Unauthorised Heritage Officers Listed Building Consent
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