A new independent health bar in Nantwich has submitted plans for new signage at its recently launched town centre premises.

Deuce, based at 5 Hospital Street, has applied for advertisement consent for branding at the prominent retail unit.

Applicant Jake Webb, of CP Juice Bar Ltd, said plans include a pastel green painted logo on the shopfront, created professionally using a stencil.

Documents show the proposed 'Deuce' logo would measure 1200mm wide by 500mm high.

A separate hanging sign has also been proposed. It would feature a white background with the Deuce logo in pastel green and measure 600mm by 600mm.

Planning documents state the sign would sit around three metres above ground level.

Deuce specialises in smoothies, coffees and açaí bowls, with a focus on health, fitness and wellbeing.

Co-founder Harry Walker previously said the business was launched by a group of young local entrepreneurs behind Cheshire Padel.

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He said: "Opening Deuce in Nantwich feels like a great fit for us.

"There's a real sense of community in the town and a real appreciation for independent businesses and healthy living."

Deuce is open daily from 8am until 4pm. seven days a week.

The deadline for submitting comments on the application is Wednesday 10 June, with a target decision date of Thursday 2 July.

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