The council is expected to dispose of three plots of land totalling 35 acres to a joint venture between social housing provider Together Housing and house builder Countryside Homes when its executive committee meets on Thursday.
The final phase of a long-running redevelopment of the 45-acre former Bickershaw Colliery site in Leigh has been given the green light by planners.
South Ribble Council is preparing to defend its rejection of a Wainhomes scheme in Whitestake in the High Court, a project which has proved significant after a planning inspector’s ruling overhauled how housing need was assessed across central Lancashire.
An update on Lancashire’s £430m City Deal, the county’s housing supply and the latest on Blackpool’s £1bn regeneration were on a wide-reaching agenda at Place North West’s Lancashire Development Update.
After a two-year wait for planning approval, Property Capital has acquired an 18-acre plot at the former Leyland Motors test track from joint landowners South Ribble Council and Pilgrim Technology.
Green Belt is one of the most politically emotive constraints to development, as the travails of the Greater Manchester Spatial Framework have made very clear, writes Lucy Wallwork of LUC.
A revised, 167-home scheme in Westhoughton has been recommended for approval, 18 months after an initial application was refused.
Taylor Wimpey and Homes England have submitted plans for 1,100 homes on agricultural land in Lancashire that has been allocated for development for two decades.
A 60-home scheme, including 40% affordable provision, has been given the green light by Wyre Council.
Chorley Council has granted approval to Trafford Housing Trust for the construction of 122 homes on a 26-acre plot.
