The previous owner of the BBQs and Brews in Whittlesey submitted plans before it was sold.
By Danny Fulbrook and Joanna TaylorPlans to convert a pub into three new homes have been rejected by a local authority.
Its new owners have since renovated the pub and reopened it as the BBQs and Brews, the Local Democracy Reporting Service heard.Former landlord, Bruce Roan, had not withdrawn the planning application despite the pub being in new hands, and did not attend the FDC meeting where its outcome was determined.'Pub of the Year'
It was named Peterborough and Cambridgeshire's CAMRA Pub of the Year in 2012 and CAMRA Cider Pub of the Year in 2015 and 2016.Conservative councillor for March South, Jan French, told the meeting there were not "many pubs left in Whittlesey" and that "we have to preserve what's there."
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