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Tunstall, we have exciting news!

We are thrilled to announce that we are preparing plans to restore the cherished Grade II listed baths and library.

The proposal has been carefully designed to ensure that the setting of the listed building is retained as well as maintaining and enhancing the local area.

The application proposes the conversion of the buildings to provide 39no. apartments, a new open commercial space, public cafe, restaurant & rooftop bar, a spa pool in the former baths building, with a gym & dance studio.

You can locate us at Tunstall Public Library and Public Baths, Tunstall, Stoke-on-Trent ,ST6 6BL.

Background

This collection of buildings dating from circa 1890 comprise a set of public buildings forming a variety of public purposes. These included a library and reading room, museum and science institute within the buildings fronting the Boulevard and Scotia Road. Within the building on Greengates Street was a fire station and baths building for washing oneself and with a swimming pool to the rear for exercise.

The separate building group at 17-19 Greengates Street is known as the Drill Hall and was used for voluntary army training as a contemporary form of territorial army reservists.

Consultation

You are invited to visit the exhibition at Tunstall Town Hall on the 3rd 12pm to 4pm and 4th of September 4pm to 8pm. This event offers a unique opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the upcoming plans and developments. Members of the project team will be present throughout both days to engage with visitors, provide detailed explanations, and address any questions or concerns you may have.

Whether you are looking for specific information or simply curious about the project, this exhibition is the perfect place to connect with the team and get involved in the conversation.