Plans have been submitted by OFJ London to turn the former Argos in Clifton Moor into an indoor trampolining and activity centre.
Plans have been submitted to turn the former Argos in Clifton Moor into an indoor trampolining and activity centre. OFJ London which operates the ‘Oxygen’ indoor trampoline and activity parks has submitted the plans. They first launched in 2015 and the company now have 12 parks in use across England.
OFJ London is seeking a Certificate of Lawfulness for the empty site at Clifton Moor which has been empty for around two years. Planning documents submitted to the City of York Council say that OFJ London aims to increase social interaction, wellbeing and health for all.
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