Coffee culture continues – Starbucks applies for planning

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The seemingly relentless demand for coffee and coffee houses continues as Starbucks applies for planning consent in South Street Worthing.

The coffee giant has applied to convert the ground floor of the former Methvens book store, which has remained mainly vacant for sometime, to provide a 2,185 sq.ft coffee shop.

Our view at Brierley & Coe is that, if successful, this will further enhance the centre of town bringing a redundant unit back into use and providing a useful ancillary service to the retail area.

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