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Social club which closed after nearly 50 years due to Covid could be demolished for apartments
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A social club in Salford which closed its doors for the final time last year could be demolished to make way for a three-storey block of affordable apartments.
St Boniface Social Club in Lower Broughton Road was preparing to celebrate its 50th birthday in March 2020 – but it closed due to the coronavirus crisis.
The trustees and owner tried to revive the club, but it closed later that year, according to a developer looking to build housing on the unoccupied site.
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A planning application to demolish the single-storey building to make way for 24 one and two-bedroom flats has now been submitted to Salford council.
SEP Construction Services Ltd has requested
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