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Jan 2022

Planning permission has been granted to convert the former covid vaccine centre and Lidl supermarket in Knaresborough into a gym.
The Lidl on York Road closed in 2018 when the supermarket relocated to a larger site nearby.
In February 2021, the site was taken over by Homecare Pharmacy Services, which administered thousands of covid jabs from a building in the car park until it moved in September to larger premises on Knaresborough's Chain Lane.
Planning consultants Lichfields said it was not able to say which gym operator will be moving into the building at this stage.
Knaresborough is currently served by a variety of gyms, including Black Wolf Fitness, XS Fitness Club and Red Strength.
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