Plan for dog grooming parlour at Dudley pub

Outbuilding planned at pub known for sports coverage

Proposals to build a dog grooming parlour in the grounds of a Black Country pub have been submitted to council planners.

An application for the outbuilding at The Cabin pub in Sedgley have been lodged with Dudley Council after it was erected.

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The shed behind the Cabin pub | Express & Star

The single-storey shed recently appeared behind the pub in Alderwood Precinct, Northway, overlooking Sedgley Hall Farm nature reserve.

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The Cabin in Sedgley | Google

According to the plans, the timber-clad building is 21ft long and 18ft wide, with a flat roof.

The pub, which is owned by Greene King, opened in 1970, and is well-known for its live sports coverage and traditional pub games.

The scheme will now be considered by Dudley Council planners.

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