St John's Church Development, Blackburn

Published

14 June 2024

Notice number

018461-2024

Reference

ocds-h6vhtk-045a07

Official source

Official source

Description

St John’s is a grade II listed building within the Richmond Terrace/St John’s Conservation Area in Blackburn. In April 2019 an accidental fire caused extensive damage to the building. Following the fire, the property was made safe with the Council undertaken some clearance works and erected permanent hoardings. It is proposed the former St John’s Church will be repurposed and refurbished to create high quality flexible workspace to meet new agile working demands, which have been accelerated by the pandemic, and will form an early phase of the new Blackburn town centre masterplan.

Official publications

• FTS · 018461-2024 · 14 June 2024

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