He said: 'On a daily basis I have to clear the litter from my drive that is thrown from cars who have visited the McDonald's drive-through. He said: 'The poor residents and visitors of the care home will definitely suffer from the noise pollution these new buildings will bring and also pedestrian safety for visiting.'Īnother concerned resident, Jack Swaisland, who lives in the area, argued about the amount of rubbish and litter the two new units could produce. David Kennedy pointed to the fact that the new site will be built next to a care home. Local people have also weighed in on the project, objecting to a number of elements of it. The opening hours of the two units also remain a mystery. The development is expected to bring new jobs to the area but, as only one of the tenants has been named, no number of jobs has been announced. It will mean a reconfiguration of the main roundabout just off the A38, and the two new restaurants will sit across Berristow Lane from an existing McDonald's drive-thru. The site will have a single entrance and exit onto a road to be built to accommodate the development along with other industrial units. The layout of the two new restaurants includes 51 car parking spaces (Image: Limes Developments Ltd) Along with the two drive-thru restaurants, there will also be 51 car parking spaces which include four disabled spaces. Now the development has been granted planning permission, construction work can begin at the Berristow Lane site and will see an area the size of half a football pitch transformed.

The council also pointed to the impact it will have on air quality and local town centres in the area and, in a more recent letter, added that any changes made by the developer since their first objection haven't addressed the concerns it originally had. The shopping centre wasn't the only official body to object to the plans either, with Ashfield Parish Council also arguing against the development going ahead, claiming it will 'amount to a significant increase in traffic within the area and on the A38'. READ MORE: First look at Derbyshire park's new £80k children's play area They also say the project will 'would inevitably undermine the significant regional/tourism role that EMDO plays.' They argued the development will 'have an adverse effect on East Midland Designer Outlet (EMDO), which is recognised for its employment role in the Bolsover Local Plan'. The documents confirm that one of the units will be taken over by the American coffee chain Starbucks, and while the tenant for the other unit hasn't been revealed, it is said to be a 'fast food chain'.īut the plans, first submitted back in May, have attracted many objections including from the people who run McArthurGlen. The decision comes despite a host of objections from local people, the local parish council and even the shopping centre itself.Īccording to the planning documents, seen by Derbyshire Live, the new units will be built on land near to junction 28 of the M1, and just a stone's throw away from McArthurGlen Shopping Centre off the A38.

Dunkin’ also currently has a “Pasalubong Express” curbside pick-up service spot at Robinsons Galleria’s Veranda Driveway.Planners have given the go-ahead for the controversial development of two new drive-thru restaurants just yards from the McArthurGlen East Midlands Designer Outlet. In December 2021, they opened another mini drive-thru in Shell Marilao, Bulacan. Rodriquez corner Tomas Morato, Quezon City. The donut chain opened their first drive-thru branch in January 2021 at Visayas Avenue, Quezon City, followed by another mini drive-thru store with an al fresco roof deck at Petron, E. Aside from the usual fast-food restaurants, here’s a list of drive-thru locations of popular brands around the Philippines for your donut, coffee, and even pizza fixes! Dunkin’Ĭraving for a box of Choco Butternut munchkins or a bucket of Choco Wacko donuts? Donut worry – Dunkin’s gotchu with their convenient drive-thru and bike-thru branches!

But when intense cravings arise during the day or even late at night, drive-thru locations are a life-saver, especially if delivery apps are taking too long and takeout is too much of a hassle.ĭriving in the comfort of your own car for your favorite snack or drink, at your own time, is a convenient, safe, and fun way to satisfy a craving. MANILA, Philippines – During a pandemic, there really is no (safe) place like home.

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