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Former charity shop to be divided

by Jo Wadsworth
Monday 7 Sep, 2026 at 6:07PM
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Former charity shop to be divided

A former charity furniture shop is set to be divided into three units.

British Heart Foundation has given up its furniture showroom on London Road, and is set to close its doors for the last time next month.

Now the landlords say they have two tenants lined up to move in – both of whom want smaller shops.

LCP Properties is asking permission to subdivide the unit – part of the redevelopment of the former Co Op department store – into three.

In a planning application to Brighton and Hove City Council, its agent Alder King planning consultants say: “British Heart Foundation currently occupy the site but have confirmed that they are vacating the site in October 2026.

“The marketing undertaken has not identified any occupiers for the unit as a whole. The applicant has had offers from two occupiers for2two of the sub-divided units and has got to a stage where contracts have been exchanged with one of them.

“The proposal would enable the floorspace to be occupied and avoid a long term vacancy void in the town centre. It would help maintain an active commercial frontage and support the vitality and viability of London Road Town Centre.”

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Comments 7

  1. Betty says:
    2 months ago

    Where is the BHF Furniture going ?
    New Premises elsewhere or closing and there be no more.
    Wonder what 3 shops want smaller premises-be intresting for London Rd area.

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    • Benjamin™ says:
      2 months ago

      I believe BHF have a second site not too far up the road?

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      • Betty says:
        2 months ago

        They do, that sells clothes & books etc
        I’m just wondering on the Furniture side of it all-is it going to smaller premises elsewhere or closing all together.

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  2. Trish Trash says:
    2 months ago

    London Road is the work of the devil.

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  3. Nicola says:
    2 months ago

    Hope icelands is going to be one of the units as we all miss it from London road and the other a shoe shop maybe but not another Gym or coffee shop

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  4. Neil says:
    2 months ago

    A vape and barbers shop is what’s needed!

    Reply
  5. Tony Morewood says:
    1 month ago

    Problem is with BHF is that the furniture is too expensive. The prices have risen steadily over the last few years. They are now well over the price of Marketplace so I stopped going in there

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