General Projects makes changes to Electric Park 

The Department for Education proposes demolishing the existing Deyes High School and replacing it with a modern facility for 1,200 pupils that will be net zero carbon in operation 

The redevelopment of a 22-acre site off York Street would be Kellen’s largest scheme since the company was set up by Renaker managing director Daren Whittaker in 2020. 

The developer has won approval for its reworked proposals for a food and beverage venue at the Quayside shopping centre’s southern walkway. 

Portuguese paving, brilliant bakers and food festivals.

The project includes platform extensions, signalling improvements and the construction of new overbridges, platforms and a railway loop.

The sourdough pizza brand is transforming the former Halifax bank off Bold Street into an 8,000 sq ft restaurant and bar with regular DJ and live music performances.

Equans has finished work on the £2.3m scheme, which expanded the historic hall and created a theatre for young people.

Park Equity Invest’s 74-flat scheme on Wilson Patten Street has been granted planning consent by the council. 

Having recorded a combined 106,000 sq ft of deals in the last quarter of 2021, the amount of space transacted in the first three months of this year was 80,000 sq ft, according to Avison Young’s latest Big Nine Report. 

An application has been submitted to Knowsley Council for the creation of 208 homes east of Windy Arbor Road within Halsnead Garden Village. 

Councillors unanimously approved the project from Always Ahead Charity to turn the Art Deco public swimming baths in Crewe into a community centre.

“If the UK continues to drag its feet on embodied carbon, it will not meet net zero or its carbon budgets,” warned the House of Commons Environmental Audit Committee.

The first phase of Link Logistics Park is set to be operational by the end of this year.

The council is soliciting quotes from multidisciplinary firms to create a masterplan and implementation strategy for Hyde town centre.

The two developers are working to transform the former Mercure Hotel site in Bowdon into a care facility, day nursery, townhouses, and apartments.

The past 50 years have seen patterns of development that lock us into unsustainable levels of carbon emissions, write Nick James and Pete Baker of LUC.

It has been nearly 20 years since Peel Investment first hatched its idea for the £138m logistics scheme in Barton that would be accessible via trains, lorries, and ships. Since then, however, the commercial needs for multi-modal terminals such as Port Salford have changed.

From quantity surveyor to commercial director – Rhys Jones has risen through the ranks since joining the housebuilder in 2017.

Linden Hill-Capital Assets-ALX wants to knock down John Mason International on Wilson Road and replace it with a 210,000 sq ft industrial development.