Isle of Wight nail salon plan in Newport submitted

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A nail salon business could open on a residential street in the Isle of Wight’s county town.

Kriszta Oltean Kis has applied for planning permission to run the enterprise from a summerhouse in her garden at 59 Robin Hood Street in east Newport.

The nail technician, who currently works in a salon in Shanklin, says the service would be ‘one to one’, with only one client at a time.

Her application form states the opening hours would be between 9am and 8pm.



She told planners: “There is a summerhouse that I would like permission to run my business from. I have a three-car drive where I am able to offer my clients a parking space, not affecting the road.

“There will be no employees or other people working.”

Garden summerhouse (Kriszta Oltean Kis)Garden summerhouse (Kriszta Oltean Kis)

Miss Oltean Kis’s plans come after the Isle of Wight Council approved a proposal for a hair salon serving around four or five clients per day out of a garden shed at 21 Albany Road in Hunnyhill.

County Hall’s public consultation on application 26/00982/FUL lasts until August 21, with a September 16 decision date.

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