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City's hopes for john lewis store And, according to brighton and hove's business leaders, the lack of movement could pave the way for brighton to take up pole position in the scrap for the respected brand. The store is being forced to scale back ambitious, precreditcrunch proposals to open a string of new branches across the country. The announcement follows concerns that the major developments, which were to provide the department store with sufficient space will not happen on time, or at all. A spokeswoman for john lewis said: "Crawley is being put on hold but we are committed to bringing a john lewis to crawley. " Grosvenor plc was appointed to lead a 780 million regeneration, dubbed town centre north, including the john lewis department store, 88, 250 sq metres of retail space, 700 homes, office Accommodation and a new town hall. A grosvenor spokeswoman said: "In common with all developers of large escarpins louboutin pas cher retail led projects in the uk, the current economic climate has created additional challenges but we are still committed to Town centre north and are currently in discussions with crawley borough council on the method and timetable for delivery of this major urban regeneration. " Councillor claire denman, crawley's cabinet member for planning and economic development, remained upbeat about the project's prospects. She said: "John lewis is still planning to have a major store in crawley. "Developments on this scale take time but we are still working closely with the developers at a time when many town centre schemes across the country have collapsed. "Redeveloping the town centre remains a priority for the council. " But tony mernagh executive director of brighton and hove economic partnership said he saw the delay as an opportunity for brighton and hove to prise john lewis away from the new town. It had been hoped the department store would move into a newly extended churchill christian louboutin femme soldes square as part of the 400million redevelopment of thethe scheme was given a boost last month after it emerged that standard life, which owns the shopping centre, and brighton and hove city Council had signed an agreement in december on the project's outline plans. Ted kemble, brighton and hove's cabinet member for major projects, said: "Any opportunity to secure a major retailer like john lewis into an extended churchill square is a wonderful opportunity for the city's economic prosperity and potential jobs. "I would welcome the opportunity to negotiate with the executives and the board of john lewis to bring that to fruition. " Mr mernagh said: "I hope to see a john lewis in a new churchill square. "It has to be the right location for john lewis and the space in crawley is contingent on the redevelopment of the town centre and that is by no means a done deal. "Like lots of development, it may not happen. "If it doesn't happen then john lewis will come around looking at brighton. " More cobblers from the"Brighton hove economic forum" (Like their usual claims about how a conference or 2 will bring in 30bn to brighton, yeah get real). Crawley says john lewis is still going there mernagh says the development of churchill sq might not happen, and even if it does john lewis might not come here. So that's another visit homepage lawrence marzouk nonstory then! More cobblers from the"Brighton the homepage here hove economic forum" (Like their usual claims about how a conference or 2 will bring in 30bn to brighton, yeah get real). Crawley says john lewis is still going there mernagh says the development of churchill sq might not happen, and even if it does john lewis might not come here.