

The decision means that 200 new jobs will be created when a new seven-unit shoppping parade is created in the shadow of Broadwood Stadium.
This will also include a pub and a drive-through Starbucks.
A total of 50 construction jobs will be created when work starts later this year.
And the precinct is expected to be open by January 2018.
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The site had originally been earmarked for a branch of Morrison’s which had promised to bring hundreds of jobs to the town.
However, the supermarket itself pulled out because of falling profit margins.
Developer Bryan Wilson of L&S Broadwood said: “We believe this local neighbourhood centre will be a tremendous asset for the people living on the other side of the M80 who currently have very few local amenities.
Local councillor Bob Chadha who spoke at the meeting said: “The site was lying derelict and was ideal for retail development.
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“I also received dozens of emails and letters of support from residents supporting the proposal.”