Greater Manchester's leaders faced tough questions on the city region's track record on housing, struggling transport infrastructure, and the ongoing delays to the GMSF at this special Place North West event, which gathered all four of the city region's leaders on one stage for the first time.
Recently we attended and spoke at the International Healthy Streets Summit which took place in Glasgow, the first time in its five year existence that it has ventured outside of London, writes Stephen O’Malley of Civic Engineers.
More than 700 guests enjoyed yet another sold-out Place Party with an evening of relaxed networking, dinner, and dancing hosted by Place North West.
Construction of the University of Central Lancashire’s £35m Engineering Innovation Centre has finished, with a timelapse video released showing progress on the building from concept to completion.
More than 160 guests gathered to ring in the 100th birthday of Baker Mallett, with nearly £11,000 raised for Vincent Kompany and Andy Burnham’s TACKLE4MCR charity.
Rallying calls for better cycling infrastructure, "chaotic" timetable changes, and the next generation of transport projects were all under the spotlight at this Place North West event.
Work has started on a 97,000 sq ft warehouse on Goodlass Road, Speke, for clients of Prime Property Consultancy.
Two years into the £250m Kampus' three-year construction programme, developers Capital & Centric and Henry Boot have updated on progress across the central Manchester site.
As the next office at the gateway plot next to Stockport’s railway station comes forward, Place North West sat down with Muse Developments and the council to talk about the project’s future and its successes to date.
With a step-change in what occupiers want from their offices and seismic shifts in the retail market, how can developers make their commercial schemes more attractive to tenants, consumers, and the wider public?
