A FORMER Lloyds Bank banking hall on Manchester Road could be converted into a retail development if new plans are approved.
The vacant unit - 770 Manchester Road, is the subject of a planning application that was submitted to Bradford Council shortly before Christmas.
The application, submitted by Javaid Bostan, is to sub divide the building to create three new shops - one 37 square metres, one 43 square metres and one 44.9 square metres.
Long derelict Manchester Road pub is demolished
Each shop would also have storage space on the first floor area - which currently has planning use as an apartment.
The bank building is on one of the busiest routes into and out of the city centre.
A decision on the application is expected in February.
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