Manchester approves 1 Piccadilly, NQ Building mods

ForHousing is the first in the North West to be awarded funding from the Social and Affordable Homes Programme 2026-36, pledging to use its successful bid to deliver 185 homes in Salford.

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Julie Simms and Andrew Batterton have been appointed partners at the law firm’s Manchester office, bolstering its real estate division’s expertise in public-private partnerships, complex grant-funded projects, and largescale regeneration projects.

Allsop has given 6 St Anns Square a guide price of £3.5m ahead of opening it up for bidders on 10 June.

Barton Clough Primary School is to be reconstructed next to its current location on Audley Avenue as part of the government’s multi-billion-pound drive to improve the country’s education estate.

Labour’s Cllr Eleanor Wills has retained her role at the helm of the local authority, which entered no-overall control after the party lost 16 seats to Reform in May’s elections. It marks the first time in 47 years that Labour has not had an overall majority in Tameside.

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Passed by committee in February, a decision notice has now been issued and the land sold by Oldham Council to the housebuilder to deliver 149 homes.

The bathroom products manufacturer has signed for 6,500 sq ft at £24/sq ft following a refurbishment of the fourth floor space.

Fresh from UKREiiF, property professionals joined up with workers in healthcare, law, accounting, tech, hospitality, local government, and more for a 5.5-kilometre run and two-kilometre walk in Heaton Park on Thursday evening.

A report has been lodged with the council seeking to clear the way for up to 390 homes off Starling Road in Ainsworth by the housebuilder.

The committee voted against officer recommendation to block Wain Estates’ Junction scheme, citing significant harm caused by the loss of an area of woodland among its reasons for refusal.

An open letter to Greater Manchester Mayor and Makerfield Parliamentary candidate Andy Burnham from Jeremy Hinds.

Supported by a loan from GMCA’s Good Growth Fund, the council has completed the acquisition of the 151,000 sq ft Ashton-under-Lyne retail hub.

Greater Manchester faces a long‑standing north–south economic divide but Bury is showing what strong local leadership and coordinated investment can achieve, writes Paul Lakin of Bury Council.

Enhancing the spaces between the Gary Neville-owned outfit’s various schemes around St Mary’s Parsonage will pave the way for the delivery of 1.2m sq ft of office space and more, according to the city council.

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The industrial specialist has acquired a plot within Greater Manchester’s Northern Gateway, for what will be the mayoral development zone’s first speculative logistics development.

For more than a decade, Stockport and its partners have been changing the face of our town and borough. Through the UK’s largest town centre regeneration programme, we are still creating new opportunities for our residents through new homes and jobs, new places to work and play, and a renewed sense of pride in our place, writes Paul Richards of Stockport Council.