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Plans revealed for job-creating Derby venue
A 3,500-capacity venue could be constructed in Derby, creating 200 jobs, according to new plans.A site in the Becketwell area has been earmarked for the scheme by developer St James Securities and Derby City Council.The new entertainment and conference venue would be located on the site of the former Pink Coconut nightclub.The applicants have said it is anticipated that the venue would hold hundreds of cultural and commercial events each year and attract an additional quarter of a million visitors to Derby.The scheme would generate more than £10m per year for the area, they added.The new music, entertainment and conference events venue would be housed in a purpose-built facility.It would be a fully flexible, scalable space, with a capacity of up to 3,500, with secondary space up to 400 capacity.The project, if panning permission is granted, would be delivered by St James Securities at a fixed priced to the council with the developer securing a national operator as tenant for at least 25 years.The development team at St James Securities has already had “strong interest” shown from an excellent range of leading operators.
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