172a Bohemia Road
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This corner plot between Cornfield Terrace and Bohemia Road has been occupied by Pizza Hut, then Papa John's Pizza since 2004.
Ray Hart Car Sales, traded on the junction of Bohemia Road and Cornfield Terrace from 1976 to around 2000, selling used vehicles from a pre-existing car showroom run by R. V. Dicker and Co.
Prior to this usage, the building was a pharmaceutical warehouse operated by Theakrock Pharmaceuticals Ltd. from around 1959[1]. and a motorcycle showroom R. MacDonald from 1950[2]. There was an unsuccessful attempt to convert the pharmaceutical warehouse to a car showroom by R. V. Dicker & Co. in 1967[3], although it would appear that they secured temporary usage for seven years as a showroom later that year[4]; the permissions being renewed in 1971 by a different company whose name is unreadable on the planning permission[5], and again in 1973 by Mr. C. H. Mills[6].
Before these developments starting in the 1950s, the site was a vacant plot, occupied by an advertising hoarding in 1949[7].
Planning Applications (from Hastings Borough Council)
| Application No | Applicant/Agent | Detail | Status |
| HS/AA/15/00183 | Papa Johns | Advertisements for pizza shop. | Refused Permission - adverts would detract from the visual amenity of the area |
| HS/AA/04/00702 | Pizza Hut | 3 INTERNALLY SUSPENDED CLOUD LOGO SIGNS (INTERNALLY ILLUMINATED), 1 PROJECTING SIGN | Granted Permission |
| HS/FA/04/00665 | Pizza Hut | CHANGE OF USE TO FORM A3 (PIZZA HOME DELIVERY/TAKEAWAY OUTLET) AND ASSOCIATED WORKS | Granted Permission |
| HS/FA/79/00334 | Mr. R. Hart | Continuation of use of premises as motor vehicle showroom and for the sale of motor vehicles. | Granted Permission |
| HS/73/01152 | Mr. C. H. Mills | Continuation of use of premises as motor vehicle showroom and for the sale of motor vehicles | Granted Permission |
| HS/71/00849 | (illegible text) | Continuation of use of premises as motor vehicle showroom and for sale of motor vehicles. | Granted Permission |
| HS/67/01163 | R. W. Dicker & Co. | To change the use of these premises from the existing use, i.e - for the packing and storage of pharmaceutical products to use as a motor vehicle showroom | Granted Permission |
| HS/67/00631 | Determination under Section 43 to ascertain whether permission is required to use 172A Bohemia Road for storage and sale of motor vehicles and accessories | Permission Required | |
| HS/67/00834 | Messrs. R. W. Dicker & Co. | Change of use of pharmaceutical depot to showroom for motor vehicles on ground floor and forecourt | Refused permission due to access issues |
| HS/59/00713 | Theakrock Pharmaceuticals Ltd. | Use of premises for packing and storing Pharmaceutical goods. | Granted Permission |
| HS/FA/50/00647 | Mr. R. MacDonald | Use as motor-cycle showrooms. | Granted Permission |
| HS/AA/49/00425 | Mr. R. Lomas | Display of advertisement hoarding. | Granted Permission |
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References & Notes
- ↑ Hastings Borough Council Planning application ref HS/59/00713
- ↑ Hastings Borough Council Planning application ref HS/FA/50/00647
- ↑ Hastings Borough Council Planning application ref HS/67/00834
- ↑ Hastings Borough Council Planning application ref HS/67/01163
- ↑ Hastings Borough Council Planning application ref HS/71/00849
- ↑ Hastings Borough Council Planning application ref HS/73/01152
- ↑ Hastings Borough Council Planning application ref HS/AA/49/00425
