Senior executives from Home Group and Watch This Space join local authorities, engineers and architects working on a plethora of schemes, in the line-up for Place North West's annual Cumbria Development Update.
The North West scooped the highest value of infrastructure contract awards in 2019 of all UK regions, thanks mainly to the £1.5bn Sellafield decommissioning project, according to data analyst Barbour ABI.
The Government has set out plans to convert a Cumbria library into an office for employees of the Sellafield nuclear facility.
Allerdale Council has said there are "no deadlines, no plans and no aspirations" to bring forward fresh proposals for a stadium in Workington after a £29m scheme was pulled last year.
Council-led mixed-use schemes, advanced manufacturing and the future of housing will all be discussed at this half-day conference on Thursday 27 February.
This year will see fresh services launched including a development map to complement news stories and branded content production for partners.
Twenty contractors have been awarded places on a £120m capital works framework, delivering schemes on behalf of a collection of Cumbrian councils and the university.
The region’s leading property media platform hosted a record number of people at 30 events in 2019, and expects further growth in 2020.
Addis Town Planning’s outline application for an industrial estate with offices and warehouses on over eight acres of land off Mill Lane in Redhills was approved despite its refusal back in August.
Engie has started construction of a £15.2m extra care scheme in Oxenholme, Kendal.
