Plans submitted to transform The Lairds Table in Kilmarnock

The internal space spans approximately 42 square metres <i>(Image: Archived image)</i>
The internal space spans approximately 42 square metres (Image: Archived image)
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PLANS have been submitted to turn a Kilmarnock fishery reception and shop into a private dining room.

Craufurdland Ltd is seeking planning permission to change the current use of a section of The Lairds Table, located in the Craufurdland Fishery at the Craufurdland Estate.

The spot, formerly a fishery reception and shop, is now intended to become a private dining area.

The internal space, spanning approximately 42 square metres, will undergo minimal modification, as a reception desk has already been removed.

The council has already been informed that the room has not been in use after some decorative work was completed.

There will be no alterations to vehicle access, parking arrangements, waste storage, or water and drainage systems.

Permission is sought retroactively, as work had commenced without formal planning permission, albeit at a limited scope.

No changes are proposed to the exteriors of the building.

The application, reference number 26/0016/PP, can be found on the East Ayrshire Council planning portal.

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