An extraordinary Wirral Council meeting will see different sides face off over the proposed £200m Celtic Manor and Jack Nicklaus resort at Hoylake, while a number of local business leaders have signalled their backing for the project.
While plans to build homes on the site will not go ahead, Liverpool City Council is appealing a High Court judgement rejecting the scheme, due to the ruling’s “far-reaching consequences” for development on green wedge land.
The unlikely home of The Independent Group, the Bombed Out Church returned to glory, and Chester chooses the good, bad and ugly.
Gerald Eve has hired three new employees to its lease consultancy, rating and building consultancy teams in Manchester.
Proposals to build a 118-bedroom care home on a green field site in Carnforth have been dealt a blow after Lancaster City Council planning officers recommended the scheme for refusal.
Liverpool City Council’s planning committee will again discuss proposals for a bus hub at Old Haymarket after deferring a decision on the scheme earlier this year.
Communications giant BT is circling the Manchester office market with a live requirement of around 200,000 sq ft.
The two roads, opened in the 1970s as part of Liverpool’s abandoned inner ring road scheme, will be demolished in the summer after a review found both were “no longer adequate to carry vehicles or pedestrians”.
With almost two weeks to go until the conference in Cannes, Place North West takes a look back at some of the major projects announced or talked up at last year’s event, and the progress, or lack thereof, made in the last 12 months.
A proposal to convert office space into a boutique aparthotel has been lodged by Epic Hospitality at Gambier Terrace, close to the Anglican Cathedral.
While Liverpool City Council has said there are “compelling arguments” for expanding the World Heritage Site to areas including Rodney Street and Chinatown, reaction from the property community has been mixed, with broad agreement that changes are needed to its governance.
A hybrid application from Muller Property Group for its Houndings Park development has been recommended for refusal by Cheshire East planning officers, citing issues over retail competition and open space provision.
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