No joy for nearby residents and councillors who objected
A McDonald’s drive-thru restaurant right next to a junction of the M60 has been given permission to open 24/7 despite objections from nearby residents.
McDonald’s was given permission to open from 5am to 2am in May, but a month later the adjacent Starbucks outlet was given the green light to open 24/7.The application has been ‘called-in’ for scrutiny by Lostock and Barton Coun Mike Cordingly while his fellow ward Coun Shirley Procter - who sits on the committee - also backed objectors’ concerns.
“The rubbish then gets blown around and ends up in the shrubs. It isn’t the fault of the fast food places, but it’s a consequence.” Chair of the committee, Barry Winstanley said: “We’ve already allowed the Starbucks application and there have been no complaints.”Representations from residents said the increased hours would increase noise/light impacts from the site and would attract anti-social behaviour. They also said that Trafford council had ‘promised’ the hours would not be increased.
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