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Historic town centre pub first opened in 19th Century could be converted into flats

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An historic town centre pub which called last orders nearly 10 years ago could be converted into flats. Cobdens, in Stockport, dates back to the early 19th century and is a locally listed building within the St Peter’s Conservation Area.

Situated on the corner of Wellington Road South and St Petersgate, the pub - formerly known as The Manchester Arms - pulled its last pint in 2013. READ MORE : 'Family pub' granted longer opening hours despite fears disorder could return But now there are plans to convert the once-thriving boozer, and two adjoining buildings, into nine apartments.

The proposals, submitted by Southport-basd AH2 Ogwen Hall Ltd, include removing a conservatory and the construction of a new two-storey extension.

Internal work would also be carried out on the neighbouring buildings to enable the new flats to be created. All will be one-bed, with the exception of a single two-bed apartment.

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