A popular bakery chain is set to open a new store in a town centre.
Greggs has submitted plans to Arun District Council to install a new shopfront and signage at 42 High Street in Bognor.
The application from the bakery chain also includes the installation of essential plant equipment to support its operations.
The unit was formerly occupied by banking provider Santander, which closed the branch in July last year.
An image of the proposed signage (Image: Greggs)
In a covering letter, Emma Robson, shop design planning administrator for Greggs, said: "The proposal will ensure that there is continued vitality and viability of the site, as well as providing additional employment opportunities in the area."
Greggs is also seeking permission in a separate application for three fascia signs and two projecting signs on the building.
The proposed new bakery would be open from 7am to 7pm between Monday to Saturday, and from 7am to 5.30pm on Sundays.
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The plans are the latest in Greggs' expansion in Sussex, following recent construction work to build a bakery at a service station off the A27 between Falmer and Lewes.
Construction on that project was previously criticised after drivers reported significant delays caused by the work.
Greggs has been approached for comment.
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