Historic Wolverhampton pub to become a nursery creating 25 jobs
A historic pub in Wednesfield is to be transformed into a nursery, creating 25 jobs.
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The Pyle Cock Inn was sold by Marston's last year with a freehold pricetag of £225,000. And Wolverhampton City Council has now approved plans to bring the Rookery Street site back to life as a children's nursery.
It is expected the day care centre will create 25 jobs and have a maximum roll of 80 children.
The Pyle Cock was a traditional Victorian pub dating back to 1860. It closed its doors in mid-January.
The rear section of the building will now be demolished and an extension added, with the number of car park spaces reduced from 41 to 28.
