Cineworld is understood to be the anchor for the Bridge Street Quarter regeneration scheme in Warrington, with the council and Muse Developments' investment in the project set to almost double to £107m to allow for a 2,000-seat cinema with IMAX.
Warrington Council is planning to spend between £10m and £40m installing solar panels on the roofs of new logistics centres at Omega on the M62, which will generate cheap electricity to sell to tenants below.
Birchwood-based national land management charity, the Land Trust, has responded to government plans to consider new options to change the Landfill Communities Fund.
John McCall Architects has received planning permission on behalf of Golden Gates Housing Trust to retrofit green energy systems to five housing blocks in Warrington.
More than £2.2m in government funding is to be invested on developing a chain of attractions along the Fleetwood coastline, and attracting new businesses to the Sankey Canal between Widnes and Warrington.
The Environment Agency started work this month on the second phase of £23m flood defences in Warrington.
A newly formed partnership called Nature Connected has published a detailed environmental study of Merseyside and Warrington to inform sustainable growth and economic policy.
Warrington-based Belfry Group has signed a collaboration agreement with the energy division of construction giant Carillion to exclusively market and install its EcoPod heating system worldwide.
Envirolink is holding a finance workshop in July to help give businesses the best chance of attracting finance for renewable energy project.
A special week of dedicated news and features on Place North West in May will examine work in the region relating to the low carbon agenda.
