Place North West launches 2020 Media Pack
This year will see fresh services launched including a development map to complement news stories and branded content production for partners.
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Northwich homes set for approval
Plans for 164 homes are set to be approved at Cheshire West & Chester’s planning committee next week.
Concord House set for flat conversion
Chester-based Blueoak Estates has acquired Concord House on Canal Street, and will start on site in August with an office-to-residential scheme.
Green light for 1,300 Chester homes
Cheshire West & Chester Council has resolved to grant planning permission for two residential planning applications in the Wrexham Road strategic allocation area, to be brought forward by Redrow and Taylor Wimpey.
Reworked Chester Shot Tower scheme approved
Whitecroft Group’s revised plans for the listed tower and former leadworks site have received planning consent with main contractor CPUK due to start work on the project in the coming weeks.
BOOK NOW | Cheshire Update
Angie Robinson, recently appointed chair of Marketing Cheshire, and Ewen Miller, managing director of Calderpeel, have joined the line-up of speakers at the Cheshire Update on Thursday 19 April, taking part alongside the Cheshire councils, Warrington & Co, University of Chester and many more.
Watkin Jones secures Chester student housing consent
A proposal to provide accommodation for 323 students on the Stagecoach bus depot site in Chester has been approved by Cheshire West & Chester’s planning committee.
Watkin Jones’ Chester student scheme set for green light
A proposal to provide accommodation for 323 students on the Stagecoach bus depot site in Chester will go before Cheshire West & Chester’s planning committee next week with a recommendation for approval.
Shot Tower resi scheme in for fresh consent
Altrincham-based developer Whitecroft Group has resubmitted plans for its flagship residential development at the 18th century Shot Tower and former lead works in Chester.
Government housing regulations ‘failing private tenants’
Bernard Priest, Manchester City Council’s deputy leader and Ardwick councillor said the lack of support for councils regulating private landlords “represents a clear division between the interests of Manchester people and the insiders that are currently in power”.
