North Wales slate landscape among UK’s largest Unesco sites

Money for the surveys will come from the Welsh Building Safety Fund and will be for multi-occupied buildings. Buildings that are 18 metres tall or more will be prioritised.

Take part in the fourth Vertical Salary Review of North West property and construction professionals to receive early access to the findings and be entered into a draw to win a pass to a year of events, including the sold-out Place Party.

From 24 June, Place North West will be bringing property people back together again at conferences, social gatherings and debates.

Local authorities have redoubled efforts to convince Chancellor Rishi Sunak to support projects such as a new Deeside Parkway station and the modernisation of Chester’s station in the Budget Statement on 3 March.

The council has described developer Low Carbon Farming’s request for a rapid approval of its plans to build two 18-acre greenhouses as “ambitious and unrealistic”, and the firm could now miss out on a Government subsidy for the scheme. 

This year will see fresh services launched including a development map to complement news stories and branded content production for partners.

The Japanese industrial giant is still in the frame to build a £20bn nuclear power plant at Wylfa on Anglesey after an extraordinary board meeting yesterday resolved to seek an agreement with the UK Government on the project.

The Welsh Government has confirmed that a long-awaited £135m highways project is to go ahead.