Barratt Redrow next to firm up Beal Valley intentions

Vote before the end of 26 August to have your say on the building that has had the greatest impact on the city.

Interested parties have until 28 September to weigh in on the strategic spatial framework before the document is set to government for examination.

Liquid Funding Business, which owns the former Stocktons Furniture store site, and JV partner Relentless Developments have worked with SimpsonHaugh Architects to come up with revised proposals for the build-to-rent scheme.

The three North West local authorities will now have to treat residential planning applications with a presumption in favour of approval, formulate an action plan to stimulate residential delivery, and add a 20% buffer to their housing land supply.

A community facility serving Broughton’s Orthodox Jewish community, alongside 24 houses, and five assisted living flats, is proposed on a long-vacant plot off Bury New Road.

Plans submitted for the Planit-led refresh of the contentious public space in the city centre include more than doubling the size of the children’s play area, planting 49 trees, and the relocation of the street food market.

Russell LDP and Harworth Group have advanced their plans for the 242-acre site by the convergence of the M60, M62, and M66 in Bury and Rochdale.

PLP’s controversial Astley Park industrial scheme in Wigan necessitates changes to the planning system, according to Greater Manchester Mayor Bev Craig.

Bramhall High School and Moorfield Primary School will be replaced under two planning applications that won the favour of councillors during yesterday’s planning committee meeting.

Going from five storeys to just one, the 1960s Droyslden function room and dance hall will soon be no more under plans put forward by the local authority.

The council has bought the former preparatory school site in Altrincham, setting in motion the expansion of North Cestrian School to help meet demand for secondary school places.

The Bolton-based developer has signed a letter of intent with the Canadian equity firm to scale up its delivery of homes and hotel rooms across the North of England.

A Greater Manchester public sector land bank will enable Mayor Bev Craig to make a sizeable dent in her overall goal to see 50,000 council and social homes built by 2039 – with a fifth due to be constructed, on site, or through planning within two years.

As a geographer, I have always been fascinated by the stories places tell about themselves, writes Joshua Dickerson of BWB Consulting.

North Lumb Farm wants to establish outline planning permission for a development north of the village, bringing it closer to Failsworth’s built-up area.

A little over a year since opening its doors for the first time, Stockroom has welcomed more than a million visitors and contributed to a 15% rise in footfall at the council-owned Merseyway Shopping Centre.

Place North West is pleased to reveal the shortlisted nominations for the big question we’re posing this month: what is Manchester’s most important building of the last 100 years?

A 1.5-acre former industrial site off Seaford Road with planning permission for a 412-bed student development is up for grabs.

Oldham’s long-awaited gateway project is now on site, with Muse and the council’s appointed contractor beginning work on 75 affordable homes.