The £15m St Ann’s Valley Centre was opened a year ago, and it has always been on the cards that a chemist would occupy the vacant unit on the right hand side inside the main entrance.
At that time three pharmacies applied for the privilege of running the new chemist, including Lloyds, and the Co-op on the adjacent Robin Hood Chase.
As 2013 opened it was the Co-op Chemist that was awarded the contract, however, before work could begin plastering the walls of the new unit, I have now been reliably informed that one of its competitors has objected. This is because the Co-op chemist only wants opening times of between 8am – 6pm, while the objector wants to open its doors up to 12 hours to cater for a wider cliental.
Regeneration Officer Alan Parker said this week, that he wants the issue resolved speedily because the block that the commercial units of the Grocery store & chemist occupy is set to be demolished soon.
By Richard Pearson
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