London Northwestern Railway, operated by West Midlands Trains, is behind the proposals, which could fill some of the void left by the HS2 Northern leg cancellation.
Few in property entered 2024 with much hope of a bumper year for the sector. While the predication of a sluggish market has rung true, there is hope on the horizon.
Alex Bodie has been promoted at the Cheadle-based lending firm, with his new role focussed on providing commercial mortgages of up to £10m and bridging finance of up to £15m.
Embassy Village will provide accommodation for 40 people within homes constructed on Peel Waters-owned land between the Bridgewater Canal and the River Irwell.
An education firm has made the move over the border from Wrexham to snap up the last available suite at the Chester Business Park-based office building.
The social housing developer’s proposed redevelopment of the former Liver Grease Oil & Chemicals Company site was withdrawn from last month’s city council planning committee agenda but returns next week.
The greenest building is the one that already exists, so why are we demolishing so many? On Thursday, we dig deep into the world of retrofit at this Place North West event and ask if we are any closer to overcoming the colossal challenge…
Campus Living Villages wants to knock down two 15-storey blocks built in the 1960s and build a pair of 28-storey towers off Belvedere Road in Pendleton.
With just a few days to go before the public heads to the polls, here’s a quick recap of the essential points for those in the built environment from each of the main parties’ manifestos.
Weis Group is taking the Greater Manchester Combined Authority to court, claiming it has breached the Subsidy Control Act in awarding two loans totalling £140m to the prolific Manchester developer.
Forshaw Land & Property Group saw its plans for a 224-flat residential tower off Cornbrook Road unanimously approved during the city council’s planning committee meeting on Friday.
SACRILEGE… Manchester United is reportedly considering selling the naming rights to its Old Trafford stadium. Such a move could raise the hackles of football traditionalists and put a few fans offside at a time when INEOS is making its…
The law firm has renewed its Place partnership for the fifth consecutive year, bolstering a collaborative relationship that stretches back a decade and a half.
Planning permission for the 1.65-acre Manchester site has been previously granted for a hotel, car showroom, and a storage warehouse – but it also has potential for residential development, according to agent Hindley Lawrence.
The legal firm’s affordable housing team is boosted by the arrival of two partners, an associate, two solicitors, and an affordable housing conveyancer, as it continues its growth across the North.