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Warehouse and wharf

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The wharf us a key commerical opportunity for the project. The warehouse appears to be largely intact and in reasonable condition, however some parts of it look to be in a precarious state. The warehouse provides a good amount of space for mixed uses. The wharf area could be used for a range of community focussed activities and events.

Detailed description

This site is presently occupied by Potteries Waste. This business will have to be relocated before work can be done on the site. It is likely that significant remediation will be required before it can be reused. It is anticipated that the historic layout of the site will be reinstated, with buildings made available for a range of community uses. The warehouse could accommodate community meeting space, a restaurant/cafe, amenity block for boaters etc. The wharf managers office could be used by site management for the proposed development. The outside space is quite substantial and could have a number of uses. The crate works was a strong visual feature in this area, and an important (lost) business and it would be good if this could be somehow recognised in order that the story of the wharf be told.

The removal of the waste site and creation of an attractive new facility will be a key factor in enhancing new the development on East View.

Landowners

Potteries Waste

Stakeholders

Potteries Waste, developers of East View, local community, visitors

Book Navigation

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Connecting Burslem
From Clay to Pottery
The Burslem Bakery
NB Elizabeth lies in the bed of the breached canal
The Branch Canal Breach
Junction of Burslem Branch Canal with the Trent & Mersey, 1961. Copyright Online Transport Archive/JG Parkinson. Used by permission
What was the Burslem Branch Canal?
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