Tritax gears up for big year with director hire
Logistics developer Tritax Symmetry has appointed Andrew Bain as construction director for the North and Scotland as it aims to deliver 3m sq ft of industrial space in the next 12 months.
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Stockport library plan hits snag amid political wrangling
Following a tense meeting last night, a decision on whether to go ahead with the relocation of the town’s library services will be made by full council next week after a handful of opposition councillors intervened.
Sale Sharks hopes to buy AJ Bell stadium in coming months
The rugby union side wants to take control of its home ground and aims to wrap up a deal to acquire the 15,000-capacity venue in a joint venture with Salford City FC in the first quarter of this year.
Contractor lined up for Investar’s £32m Botanical Gardens
Linear Design & Construct is preparing to start work on the 149-home Trafford scheme in the coming weeks.
Ainscough appoints CEO, managing director
Rachael Ainscough has been promoted to chief executive at the Leigh-based land promoter, while David O’Reilly has taken her old position of managing director.
Salford’s £5m decarbonisation works to complete in spring
The effort will save an anticipated 295 tonnes of carbon dioxide, according to the council.
Build Salford: Plugging the skills gap by giving youth a chance
Through training, mentorship and work experience, Build Salford aims to prepare young people in the borough for careers in construction with the ultimate aim of replenishing the sector's dwindling workforce.
Best read stories of 2021
Trafford's upcoming surf lagoon, Blackpool's £300m leisure complex, plans for Liverpool's Debenhams and a revamp of Stretford all topped Place North West's list of the most-read stories of 2021.
Bury fans secure £1m from govt for Gigg Lane
Bury Football Club Supporters Society will use the money from the Community Ownership Fund to buy back the historic stadium, three years after The Shakers were expelled from the English Football League.
