Progress for next phase of £1bn Liverpool masterplan

The 20,000 sq ft building will provide a home for the Greater Manchester Institute of Technology, which teaches students practical skills and fosters links between academia and industry.

The park’s historic buildings, gates, railings, lake will all be upgraded over four years if a £1.5m funding allocation is approved by Wirral Council’s tourism committee on Thursday.

Training 2000 would occupy the full 90,000 sq ft of one of the buildings proposed by the council’s development partner Maple Grove.

St Nicholas Arcade is located off Church Street in the city centre and is home to Boots, Next, and others. 

Persimmon Homes is now able to develop a brownfield site in Bromborough after the council’s unanimous vote.

The multidisciplinary construction consultancy has opened an office at 15 Oxford Court, its first foray into the city.

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The Greater Manchester Mayor said the government must buy into plans for a new 80km line connecting the North West with the West Midlands if it wants to prove it is serious about growth.

Having acquired the 60,000 sq ft One Portland Street for just shy of £21m in late 2017, M&G is now looking to offload the asset.

Corebridge Real Estate Investors has sold the 274-apartment Broadside on Oldham Road.

Forgotten towers, sushi, and mayoral misspellings.

The highly anticipated project will provide an artery into “one of the coolest, most vibrant areas in the country”, according to Metro Mayor Steve Rotheram.

Say goodbye to the 1960s concrete block, which is due to be razed to make way for a 12-storey apartment block after councillors voted to greenlight developer Walker & Williams’ plans.

Eden Project Morecambe’s launch is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the seaside town’s potential. Join Lancaster City Council and Place North West for a free exploration of the area’s upcoming development opportunities.

A part private sector-funded 80km railway line connecting Lichfield to High Legh in Cheshire should replace the scrapped Northern leg of HS2, say Andy Burnham and Richard Parker.

Yesterday, Tameside’s planning committee passed the application – developer Casey Group will now have to wait on the secretary of state Angela Rayner to decide if she wants to call it in.

Stockport-based developer Beluga Group and registered provider ForHousing want to build 63 apartments on the Cannon Street site, a much-denser scheme than others previously proposed.

Mountain Warehouse will take over the former Debenhams store in the Stamford Quarter.

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