Amir Khan’s luxurious marriage ceremony venue seems to be like garbage tip due to fly-tippers

Amir Khan’s new multi-million-pound marriage ceremony venue resembles one thing nearer to a tip simply weeks earlier than it’s set for its grand opening.

The former world champion boxer is opening up a luxurious marriage ceremony venue in March known as The Balmayna in his hometown of Bolton. The design sees an extravagant glass-fronted constructing, palm bushes, an opulent pond out the entrance and a state-of-the-art lighting and sound system inside.

However, simply weeks earlier than it’s set to open and with bookings already being taken, the location seems to be extra like a garbage tip after footage confirmed the skin of the walled premises has been stricken by fly-tipping.

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Costs of the challenge to construct The Balmayna have soared, rising to greater than £11million since planning permission was granted by Bolton Council 11 years in the past again in September 2013. And the present state of the venue billed as ‘the premiere events facility in Bolton, if not Greater Manchester’, is trying in disgusting vogue.

Khan teamed up with marriage ceremony and occasions firm Excellency Midlands for the challenge, which is positioned on Washington Street off Dean Road within the west of the city. A spokesperson for The Balmayna stated: “With immense pleasure, the wait is sort of over.

“We will soon unveil the grand opening of The Balmayna, Bolton’s newest wedding haven. A splendid project between Excellency Midlands and Amir Khan, where elegance seamlessly meets excellence.”

But the location at present has unfinished brickwork on the grounds, leaving it trying like a growth website, whereas luggage of garbage, together with outdated mattresses and kitchen home equipment, are stacked up in opposition to the partitions exterior.

The Manchester Evening News says the fly-tipping has been occurring for months and Khan and his spouse, Faryal Makhdoom, have beforehand organized for the garbage on the encompassing streets to be cleared.

Councillor Jack Khan, who represents the Rumworth ward for Labour on Bolton Council, stated the council was conscious of the fly-tipping. He stated: “I have raised it with the council and I have done quite a lot of reporting about the situation. We are in the process of getting it shifted. We have raised the issue.”

A resident who lives near the site said: “The venue is walled off, however throughout it is filled with fly-tipping. It is totally terrible and wishes cleansing up. It is disgusting. There are black bin luggage with garbage spilling out of them in addition to outdated matrasses and every part else, together with damaged furnishings. It actually isn’t nice.”