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Prominent Longford agribusiness seeks planning permission to construct store extension
Longford County Council planners have received an updated planning application from Lakeland Agri Ltd for an extension to their store at Richmond Street, Longford.
The agribusiness outlet has applied for permission to construct a single bay extension to the existing store including all ancillary and associated site works.
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The Longford Town & Country Store is owned by Lakeland Agribusiness, one of the leading innovative feed manufacturer of agricultural inputs to dairy, beef and sheep farmers across Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
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The local authority planners had deemed the application invalid, however Lakeland Agri Ltd have submitted an up to date application.
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