Caddick erects £25m Cheadle Eco Park’s timber frame

Manchester and Liverpool Jewish Housing Associations have come together to create a single entity.

A call for traders has been put out for the 48,000 sq ft entertainment hub in the former Debenhams store at the Grand Arcade Shopping Centre. Meanwhile, the council has opted to delay the opening of its 70,000 sq ft market hall to allow more time for internal design tweaks.

The grade two-listed building in Moses Gate Country Park is to be brought back into use as a visitor centre run by the Lancashire Wildlife Trust following planning approval last week.

The volume housebuilder wants to construct 171 houses at Hazelhurst Farm alongside 155 from Story Homes.

Forward-thinking companies ready to build business connections, raise brand profile, and gather market intel on the Midlands, North West, Yorkshire, and North East will find ample opportunities to do so via the 2027 Place Media Group events calendar.

Contractor Tilbury Douglas has lodged the plans for a replacement for the St Anne (Stanley) Primary School on a nine-acre site off Prescot Road.

Aberdeen is looking for buyers for its 68,000 sq ft office block in the city’s central business district.

Breck Homes can move forward with its plans to build 84 residences on the former home of the Huyton Cricket and Bowling Club.

Rides, allegiances, and charitable endeavours.

Main contractor VolkerFitzpatrick has handed over the two warehouses on the 17-acre former Essity site off Mansell Way in Horwich.

Also approved at the council’s planning committee meeting: Promenade Estates’ redevelopment of the former Stretford Memorial Hospital into 35 homes.

From July 2028, Liverpool City Region Combined Authority will take over the regional train network – provided Mayor Steve Rotheram can secure approval for his plans from council leaders.

Super City Aparthotels has instructed Colliers to find a buyer for its 68-unit scheme on Manchester’s Church Street.

Phil Grant has been promoted a little over two years since joining the town planning consultancy as an associate.

Cheshire Homes Group is progressing plans to redevelop the site of the 80,000 sq ft St Christopher’s House at junction of Wellington Road South and Longshut Lane.

A 24-storey tower is coming to the Green Quarter while Levenshulme Cricket Club is set to host 50 affordable houses now that Linear Living and Southway Housing Trust have had their respective planning applications given the green light by city councillors this afternoon.

Bury Council has appointed the contractor to start enabling works on the 7.4-acre brownfield site, which is lined up for more than 100 apartments.

Foster + Partners will ramp up efforts to craft Manchester United’s proposed 100,000-seater stadium from late summer with the aim of sharing a detailed vision for the ground before the end of the year or early next.

Formerly used by footwear brand Kickers, the Scotland Bank Mill site is to be redeveloped into housing after the council stepped in to buy it.