Greggs moves closer to opening Queensferry store after approval
Flintshire Council has granted full approval for details reserved by condition 3 of a planning application for a new Greggs store in Queensferry.
The decision clears the way for the popular bakery chain to move forward with its plans to convert a former car service centre at The Cross on Station Road.
As part of the approval process, Greggs proposed biodiversity enhancements, including the installation of insect, bird, and bat boxes on the rear elevation of the building.
These measures were deemed acceptable under local and national policies , which promote sustainable development and environmental improvements.
The approved details follow an earlier planning decision granting permission for a shopfront, signage, ventilation systems, and outdoor seating at the site.
Once operational, the new Greggs store will create 12 jobs—four full-time and eight part-time—providing employment opportunities for local residents.
In a statement, agents acting on behalf of Greggs said:
“The proposed Greggs bakery is considered to offer a beneficial service to shoppers, workers, and staff in the area by providing an accessible, attractive, and affordable bakery bringing lunching opportunities on site. The proposal will aid the shopping area to become more attractive and sustainable, whilst also providing several valuable jobs on the site.”
The bakery is expected to open from 6am to 7pm on weekdays and Saturdays, and from 8am to 6pm on Sundays, catering to local residents and visitors.
The development is part of Greggs’ wider strategy to expand its presence across Wales.
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