
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.
This year will see fresh services launched including a development map to complement news stories and branded content production for partners.
The region’s leading property media platform hosted a record number of people at 30 events in 2019, and expects further growth in 2020.
The private sector needs a united voice otherwise opportunities to shape the future of Chester could be missed, writes Tim Kenney of Kenneymoore.
Hear from the region’s council chief executives and leaders, the company behind Warrington’s £142m Time Square, and Cheshire’s most prominent property developers at this Place North West event, taking place on 6 June.
The pan-European investor, which manages Birchwood Park, is to be the lead sponsor for Cheshire and Warrington at MIPIM 2018, heading a list of 31 organisations including Bruntwood, Peel and Grosvenor.
As marketing gadgets go, this one for Bright Building is causing a bit of a buzz. Virtual reality headsets from developer MSP, themed around the Manchester trope of the bee, were sent out this week, preparing the city for what a "hive of activity" the new offices will be.
Certain to stand out in a crowd, this rainbow digger will be at Manchester's Pride parade tomorrow representing Building Equality, the LGBT construction working group.
Place North West’s circulation saw a sharp increase in the first half of 2016. The number of unique users rose by 17% to 237,000 readers.
Chester's debut at the international property festival could signal the start of a higher profile for the city at MIPIM in future, with talk of plans to take a stand in the main conference hall, Palais des Festivals, next year.
Chester’s new £37m library and theatre, due to open at the end of this year, will be called Storyhouse. Until now the arts venue has been known by its project name, RE:NEW.