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.


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


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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